May 24, 2020 • Josh Lindstrom • Ecclesiastes 5:10-6:12 (4:7-12)
The pursuit of material wealth does not deliver on the promises it makes but ultimately frustrates the one in search of it. Contrary to our world’s understanding, contentment in life is found in meaningful relationships with others and, through Christ, in relationship with God our creator who is the only one worthy of our ultimate pursuit. Ironically, through Christ, we can find joy in the temporary pleasures of this world when we receive them as good gifts coming from his hand.
Sermon Points:
I. An Empty Pursuit. Ecclesiastes 5:10-12
II. A Risky Proposition. Ecclesiastes 5:13-17
III. Life With Others. Ecclesiastes 4:7-12
IV. Life With God. Ecclesiastes 5:18-20
Worship Songs:
Graves Into Gardens
© 2019 Maverick City Publishing Worldwide (Admin. by Heritage Worship Publishing), Bethel Music Publishing, and Remaining portion is unaffiliated | CCLI Song # 7138219 -- CCLI License # 420630
Praise The King
© 2014 Farren Love And War Publishing (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing (IMI)), Integrity's Alleluia! Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing (IMI)), Integrity's Praise! Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG | CCLI Song # 7032344 -- CCLI License # 4206300
So Will I (100 Billion X)
CCLI #7084123 | Benjamin Hastings, Joel Houston, and Michael Fatkin
© 2017 | God As Creator, God's Creation, Nature, Praise, Worship