After King Solomon dies, Jeroboam leads about 80% of the nation to start a new country. What’s the worst that could happen?
Psalm 31
Ecclesiastes, chapter 3. Part of a series in the book of Ecclesiastes.
In Ecclesiastes 2, the author considers life’s empty pursuits and pleasures (vs. 1-11), empty accumulations (vs. 12-23), and where to find fulfillment (vs. 24-26). Part of a series in the book of Ecclesiastes.
In Psalm 30, David gives us an example of how we ought to respond to God’s discipline. In this lesson, we consider how to do that in a way that draws us closer to him.
In Ecclesiastes 1, the Preacher challenges us to consider the futility of our lives under the sun. In this lesson, we consider how God makes this good news and equips us to navigate reality with wisdom. This is the first in a monthly series through the book of Ecclesiastes.
Matthew 1:1-17 records the ancestors of Jesus. Why do we need to care?