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Ecclesiastes 1-4 has revealed that human beings cannot find ultimate fulfilment or solve life's issues on their own. Immediately after pointing out several evidences that the world is broken, the Teacher turns in chapter 5 to address how we should approach God.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

द्वारा Kent McCrimmon

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द्वारा Pastor Andrew Lightner

At the end of Ecclesiastes 3, the Teacher spoke with strong emotion about injustices he saw in his world. Chapter 4 continues that theme by adding more observations about things that are difficult in a broken world.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

द्वारा Pastor Jacob Gerber

So far in Ecclesiastes the Teacher has described his quest for fulfillment through specific life experiences, and now he turns to reflect more broadly on how to make sense of the dilemma described in verses 9-11: "bound by time but wired for eternity."द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

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The Teacher reflected on wisdom earlier in the book (1:12-18) and now returns to that topic, adding something very important to the equation: the "trump card" of death.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

द्वारा Pastor Jacob Gerber

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In Ecclesiastes 1:12-18, we saw the Teacher begin his search for what is good, for what satisfies under the sun, with wisdom. Now his search continues as he turns his attention to pleasure and work.द्वारा Corey Mode

द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

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द्वारा Pastor Jacob Gerber

After the opening prologue to the book by the narrator (1:11), this passage begins a very long section (1:12-12:17) consisting of a monologue by the Teacher.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

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द्वारा Pastor Andrew Lightner

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Today's sermon begins a new series, Ecclesiastes: Living with the End in Mind. Today's message is based on Ecclesiastes 1:1-11.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

द्वारा Pastor Jacob Gerber

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द्वारा Pastor Jacob Gerber

Jesus and the disciples have just crossed the Sea of Galilee where Jesus calmed the sea (Mark 4). When they arrive on the other shore, in the region of the Gerasenes, they are greeted by a demon possessed man.द्वारा Corey Mode

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Today we celebrate the culmination of our annual Vacation Bible School with a special service. Senior Pastor Jerry Barber will be sharing a message from Psalm 90 titled, God's Honest Truth.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

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द्वारा Pastor Jacob Gerber

This parable is framed by the Second Coming, as Jesus leads into it after teaching on his return in Luke 17 and concludes it by asking whether he will discover faith when he returns.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

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Today's sermon given by Senior Pastor Jerry Barber continues the series, Stories for Life: Finding Wisdom in Jesus' Parables with a message on The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus from Luke 16:19-31.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

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द्वारा Pastor Jacob Gerber

Today's sermon given by Senior Pastor Jerry Barber continues the series, Stories for Life: Finding Wisdom in Jesus' Parables with a message on The Parables of the Lost Sheep, Coin, & Son from Luke 15:1-32.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

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द्वारा Pastor Jacob Gerber

द्वारा Joe Varadi

One of the most difficult of Jesus' parables to grasp comes in Luke 16, where He told his disciples a story about a shrewd money manager.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

द्वारा Joe Varadi

In Luke 12, Jesus was teaching his disciples about the importance of fearing God when a man interrupted him to request that he arbitrate a personal financial matter. Jesus responded by issuing a stern warning and telling a powerful story.द्वारा Dr. Jerry Barber

द्वारा Pastor Jacob Gerber

Shortly after the parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke's Gospel, Jesus uses another parable about a neighbor to teach his disciples how to pray.द्वारा Corey Mode