Listen-in as we continue to dig deeply into Ecclesiastes to maximize its benefits in our lives. 

Now that we’ve well established the rational and general structure and flow of the book of Ecclesiastes, It's time to take a detailed look into the research and documentation of this key instructional book. 

Join the class as we dig into the "nuts and bolts" to maximize this books benefits in our lives.

Spoiler alert! The meaning of life found! 

Join us as we skip to the end of the book of Ecclesiastes to the "end of the matter", the conclusion of Solomon's extended research into the meaning of life. 

Ironically, the "pay-off" to the exceeding amount of time and expense dedicated to finding the answer every single human being has asked since the beginning is almost disappointingly simple and straight-forward. It might seem that Solomon reached the wrong conclusion.

So, what is the true meaning of life for each human being? What is it for you? Listen-in to find the answer to the biggest question ever asked by man...

Unfortunately, Ecclesiastes is a misunderstood book in that most readers only understand it as a book of the futility of the hard labor and toil of the human condition. 

While it seems not more than a sad book detailing a pessimistic observation of the human condition, this is not only an incomplete understanding, but greatly diminishes the value of it. This diminished assumption relegates the book to just a miserable “vanity, vanity, all is vanity” treatise on life here. 

Solomon’s instruction to us in this book does not stop at death of the physical life. It looks beyond death in the physical life. In fact, the main thrust of the book is  – by design – instructive, considering that NOTHING makes sense and NOTHING has real value in this life unless one is saved in Christ!

Join the lesson to learn more about this most important aspect of the book of Ecclesiastes.

In this lesson we begin our study of the book of Ecclesiastes. This is one of the three books of the Bible that king Solomon – the wisest man that ever lived - wrote as a legacy for us. 

All three books, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon may be viewed as chronicling the course of person’s life from a young man or woman on through to the twilight years. As such, his observations are very helpful and most relevant for each of us as we walk through the physical life that we must travel through in this mortal frame.  

The most prominent phrase of this book is “Vanity of vanities, saith the Preacher; vanity of vanities, all is vanity”. Join us as we learn deeply form the wisdom of this book and allow it to prove to us how true this statement is, 

In this lesson we continue with our detailed look at the poetic structure of the book of Proverbs.  

In this lesson we continue with our detailed look at the poetic structure of the book of Proverbs.   

In this lesson we continue with our detailed look at the poetic structure of the book of Proverbs.  

    In this lesson we continue with our detailed look at the poetic structure of the book of Proverbs. 

   In this lesson we continue with our detailed look at the poetic structure of the book of Proverbs.