It has been a grand journey, and we now arrive at a fitting end to the book of Ecclesiastes. This week’s message will focus on the final verses, 12:9-14, as we look at part 2 of what it is to live a life of meaning and significance. Reading through these few verses will be of...
I suspect all of us live in the hope and dream of having a life of meaning and significance. Solomon has dealt with this over the course of the previous 10 chapters, and has certainly dispelled the myth that meaning and significance are found in pursuits such as money, fame, power, and sinful indulgences and...
The big question before us this week is a focus on the two ways in which we conduct our lives. In Ecclesiastes 10 Solomon uses a number of individual statements and comparisons to illustrate for us the dramatic difference between one who is a “fool” and one who is “wise”, and in doing so I...
I suspect all of us could draft quite a list of things we know for certain, some good and some not so good. For example, children are a gift of the Lord, but will certainly complain about chores, cleaning their room, or homework; your car is necessary for transportation, yet you certain to need a...
This Sunday we’ll be tapping into that age old question of fairness. How is it fair that bad things happen to good people and that good things happen to bad people…Why does God allow this happen? But instead of asking questions, should we instead be asking for solutions? Pastor Dave will be tapping into God’s...
The conclusion of our Lenten Series “Eyes on the Savior”…The Risen Savior!
We continue our Lenten series “Eyes on the Savior” with our message titled “The Cross Bearing Savior”
We continue our Lenten series “Eyes on the Savior” with our Maundy Thursday service and the message titled “The Serving Savior”.
Dr. James Molstre from our Free Lutheran Seminary shares an example of Jesus as he intentionally dedicated time for prayer and rest. He will be sharing from Mark 6:30-34 and challenging us with application of this text to our lives.
Life can get tiring because we’re always chasing…What are we chasing? Everything. It’s an exhausting journey where we even go to the extremes hoping to find some sort of rest, or peace or feeling of contentment. Why don’t we have that though? Pastor Dave Ryerson he leads us through the second part Ecclesiastes chapter 7...
