Are you a Lord, Lord believer, or someone who actually does the will of the Father? This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

In this chapter, Solomon reminds us there are valuable lessons to be learned at a funeral. And be careful about nostalgia and longing for some mythical golden age of the past, for are you remembering the good of the good ole days or the bad? Also, in your life, you will get a mixture of good and bad days, so be grateful and mindful.

How can a couple stay in love for a lifetime? This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

In the Parable of the Sower Jesus never blames the seed or the sower for the crop failure in the first three heart conditions. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Have the awareness to recognize when you are in the presence of professional sinners. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Thank God for your five senses, and nothing like a smell to instantly back to a certain time and place. It is like time travel but with no side effects. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

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Has the advent of the cell phone brought us more freedom? This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.

Ecclesiastes chapter six continues a very honest (too honest for many people) look at the shortcomings of wealth, especially placing one’s confidence or hope in earthly treasure. Chapter 5 ended with the point that not only does God allow people to prosper but God also gives the ability to enjoy the fruits of your labors. Yet when one looks to possessions for comfort and security and thus places his confidence in what he owns, he sets himself up for disappointment. This chapter begins with the person who gathers and collects much but never can enjoy any of it.

The world is filled with treasures, free for the taking, which cost you nothing, and each season brings its own treasures. This is The Daily Answer with Mark Dunagan.