Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Ecclesiastes 11:1-6), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… The phrase, “you do not know,” occurs four times in this short passage. Ecclesiastes is highlighting the truth that you don’t know everything, you don’t know the future, you don’t know… Read more »

Join us at the Sery home at 7:30am Sat., July 3, for our monthly men’s breakfast as we discuss the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20). Click here to read some thoughts to kickstart our conversation. Please bring a dish to share, a lawn chair for yourself, and invite a friend to join us!

Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Ecclesiastes 10), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… [1-2] Wisdom and folly are antithetical to each other. In the Bible, wisdom means fearing God (Job 28:28; Ps. 111:10; Prov. 9:10), relating to the Triune God as he has revealed… Read more »

Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Ecclesiastes 9:11-18), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… [11-12] Why do we expect the race to go to the swift, the battle to the strong, the bread to the wise, et cetera? Do you generally live according to the… Read more »

Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Ecclesiastes 9:1-10), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… [1-6] Do you believe that it is good to be “in the hand of God”? In other words, do you trust that his sovereign providence in your life and over this… Read more »

Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Ecclesiastes 8:10-17), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… [10-13] Maybe you’ve heard it said, “Break the rules—just don’t get caught.” Ecclesiastes is saying, if you break the rules and don’t get caught, you’re more likely to continue to break… Read more »

Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Matthew 28:18-20), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… Christians and churches throughout the ages and around the world should consider this Great Commission to be their simple, straightforward “mission statement.” We are given the privilege of participating in Jesus’… Read more »

Here are some questions based on last Sunday’s sermon text (Ecclesiastes 8:1-9), in case they’re helpful to you for personal growth or group discussion… [2] “Keep the king’s command, because of God’s oath to him.” This is written to God’s chosen people, whose king is descended from David. God promised David that he would establish… Read more »