In Ecclesiastes 12, "the Preacher" brings us to the end of his teaching about the purpose of life in this fallen world.

What are the secrets to living a truly abundant life? In Ecclesiastes 11 "the Preacher" teaches us how to live life to the full. Some of what he says may sound like advice you've heard elsewhere, but much of it will certainly not.

In Ecclesiastes 10, through a string of seemingly disjointed proverbs, 'the Preacher' teaches us about foolishness and its consequences. In this sermon, we explore what foolishness, where we see it in the world (and ourselves) today, and how to avoid it.

Continuing our series in Ecclesiastes, this sermon considers what "the Preacher" says in Ecclesiastes 9:1-18 about what we can realistically expect from this life. What he says in this passage may not make you feel better, but it will help you live better.

Injustice is an inevitable reality in this fallen world. This sermon based on Ecclesiastes 8:1-17 explores 4 ways to deal with injustice in a way that honors God.

Digging into Ecclesiastes 7:1-29, we learn that getting wisdom in the difficulties of life is far better than merely trying to escape those difficulties. This sermon focuses on 5 ways to gain wisdom.

Looking at Ecclesiastes 5:8-6:12, Zach considers the way our need for "more" stands in the way of true joy.

This week Pastor Zach teaches us from Ecclesiastes 5:1-7 focusing on the right way to engage with God in worship.

Pastor Zach teaches from Ecclesiastes 4 and sheds light on how we ought to live and survive in light of the brokenness of the world we live in.

Teaching on how we can respond in worship to God even when faced with the uncontrollable circumstances in life.

Pastor Zach shares the importance of putting first things first in light of the teachings from Ecclesiastes 2:1-26.

As we continue time being isolated at home Pastor Zach reflects on the teachings from Ecclesiastes 1:1-18.