The Experimental Life (Ecclesiastes 1:12-2:26)

Join us as we continue our study of the book of Ecclesiastes presented by Senior Pastor Micah Labovitch. Today's sermon tackles the topic of existentialism - why do we exist. The Preacher of Ecclesiastes goes about trying to solve this problem and finds that everything he does to find satisfaction in life is pointless, like trying to grab smoke or wind. Where, then, can satisfaction in life be found? Listen for his answer.

Scripture References: Ecclesiastes 1:12-18, Ecclesiastes 2:1-26

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From Series: "Ecclesiastes: A Life Worth Living"

Ecclesiastes starts with the words, “Meaningless! Meaningless!” to describe humanity’s life here on Earth. While we are not able to control everything in our lives nor fully grasp God’s plan, we are called to rely on the one who can. Ecclesiastes invites us to live with open hands and faithful hearts, finding joy not in what we control, but in who we know: a good, purposeful, loving and eternal God. Join us on June 8th as the Bible teaches us about A Life Worth Living!

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