The world can feel chaotic. Life can change in a moment. Relationships can turn on a dime. So much of what makes up an ordinary day is outside of our control, and what we leave behind after we’re gone is subject to the wills and whims of whoever - or whatever! - follows after us.
So… what do we do?
In the book of Ecclesiastes, a “Preacher” passes on the wisdom he’s gleaned from a passing world. While it can feel as if we’re spending our lives chasing the wind, the God who chases after us makes everything matter. Join us as we explore one of the most unique - and more timely! - books in the Old Testament.
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This a reflection on the fourth in our five-part class called Indivisible, where we fight for unity in Christ within a politically diverse local church. This week we try to recapture the highpoints of our conversation that followed the big question, “Will we love the church in November?”
This a reflection on the third in our five-part class called Indivisible, where we fight for unity in Christ within a politically diverse local church. This week we try to recapture the highpoints of our conversation that followed the big question, “How should we think about politics?”
This a reflection on the second in our five-part class called Indivisible, where we fight for unity in Christ within a politically diverse local church. This week we try to recapture the highpoints of our conversation that followed the big question, “Why should we care about politics?”
This a reflection on the first in our five-part class called Indivisible, where we fight for unity in Christ within a politically diverse local church. This week we try to recapture the highpoints of our conversation that followed the big question, “What’s at stake in this year’s election?”
