Sermons About Vanity
Vanity of Vanities!
In the book of Ecclesiastes, the Preacher, declares "Vanity of vanities! All is vanity." But he doesn't leave us hopeless and meaningless. Solomon, directs our attention to the fact that even after living a life of wealth, power, position, and pleasures, God is in control. And what he concludes, when all has been heard, is: Fear God and keep His commandments, because this applies to every person. For God will bring every act to judgment, everything which is hidden, whether it is good or evil.
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What is Good for Man
The closing verses of Ecclesiastes 6 provide the reader with a great opportunity to consider not only what is to come in the book, but also what the first half of the book have taught about our search for meaning and God's answers.
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We the Church: Humility
Seminarian Brad Malone demonstrates that the Church needs to flee intellectual and spiritual vanity in order to be humble like Christ is humble.
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An Overview of Ecclesiastes (Part 2) : The Inevitability of Death
On any given day, approximately 155,000 people worldwide die. This works out to about 56.5 million people every year. Some deaths are peaceful and others violent and tragic. Some die of disease, lack of necessities and others of old age; some die at the hands of another person, some by accident or of a natural disaster. Death is a hard thing. It brings much sorrow and pain to our lives and cuts so many lives short. It is the one thing all of us have in common.
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Death Changes Everything
As the Teacher wrestles with the meaning of life, he is confronted with the ways in which death changes the way we look at life.
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Is life meaningless?
What gives life meaning?? Work, pleasure, nature?? The preacher writing Ecc. gives us a picture of the true relationship that gives life meaning.
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