Ending of Ecclesiastes with a word to the youth... and a warning. Song of Solomon then begins with an introduction to a shepherd-king and his lovely lady.

Deep and searching study of the role of the Holy Spirit in prayer.

Wisdom versus folly. More wise sayings from Solomon, "the preacher."

Our extended introduction to the Koran now includes an inquiry into Islamic persecution of Christians and the question of Muslim growth and conversions.

Is Muhammad the last prophet God has sent? And what about ecumenicity, just (officially) getting along with, or even joining with, Islam?

Solomon continues to see the negative in life "under the sun." He describes perfectly the lives of all humans on earth today attempting to live life meaningfully... without God.

"John Ploughman" is a name assumed by Charles Spurgeon as he steps out of the pulpit to talk to common men as a common man, a "plowman" or farmer. This selection is about laziness. Spurgeon, as always, spares no punches.

Biblical warnings about false prophecies and anything that would take preeminence away from Jesus Christ. Also a look at Isaac and Ishmael and their descendants.

What is the Kingdom of God for which we pray whenever we pray the Lord's Prayer? Are we Kingdom People? Are we in exile?

Ecclesiastes, "the Preacher" speaks of the vanity of life "under the sun".