Unobvious idols are often good things that become ultimate things, taking God's place in our hearts. Followers of Jesus are not immune to these temptations. They promise fulfillment but lead us away from Him. By identifying and replacing these idols with Christ, we can guard against temptation and live in true freedom.

Jesus' mission was bigger than politics; He came to transform hearts, not take sides. As followers of Jesus, we're called to be salt and light—bringing truth and healing into the world, including the political arena. In this message, we’ll discuss how to become involved as citizens of this nation and represent Jesus by learning what it means to be ambassadors for Christ.

Life is short, and as we age, it’s easy to forget what really matters. Ecclesiastes 12 reminds us to remember our Creator while we’re young, guiding our decisions and keeping Christ at the center of our lives. As we honor God, we prepare for the day we stand before Him. The best part? God never forgets us—He created us, loves us, and is always with us. Live with purpose, rooted in a relationship with Him.

Life is short but it can also feel long. How does living life on this side of Heaven prepare us to face death’s inevitability. This week we look at what the Bible says about death by exploring the importance of living a life that prepares for eternity, based on the wisdom in Ecclesiastes, the teachings of Jesus, and the wisdom to focus on what matters for eternity.

Solomon had everything: power, wealth, influence. Yet in Ecclesiastes, he gives us a hard truth—chasing wealth for wealth’s sake is like chasing the wind. It’s empty. Meaningless. Instead, Solomon’s wisdom drives us toward what really matters: invest in your relationships, keep an open mind and heart as you grow, and remember that humility before God is where true significance lies. Jesus set the example—He didn’t measure life by what He could get, but by how He could serve.

King Solomon was granted unparalleled wisdom from God, but over time, he turned away from his Creator, leading to a tragic fall. The pursuit of wisdom, without a foundation in God, is like chasing the wind—it can never fully satisfy. Godly wisdom, however, is a gift that provides true meaning in life, and it is discovered through trusting in God's guidance and Word.

There is an inherent dissatisfaction many people feel, leading to search for meaning in life. 

This series on Ecclesiastes is introduced to explore how earthly pursuits like wisdom, pleasure, wealth, and work ultimately fail to provide true fulfillment. 

This message emphasizes finding satisfaction in a relationship with God and living with an eternal perspective, recognizing God's supreme authority and the gifts He gives us.