After exploring every pursuit under the sun, King Solomon concludes that true meaning is found only in revering God and keeping His commandments.

Facing the reality of death through Ecclesiastes helps us live with deeper joy, wiser perspective, and hope beyond the grave.

In the final verses of Ecclesiastes, the Teacher reveals what truly matters: fearing God and keeping His commandments. This is the ultimate key to living the good life.

Discover how the endless pursuit of possessions can leave us empty, and how contentment is found in receiving life’s gifts from God with gratitude.

When we face challenges and trials in life, it is far too easy to turn to worldly pleasures to distract ourselves from our reality and problems. This even extends to refusing to come to terms with the futility of life without Jesus. Pursuing pleasure above all else leads to a selfish and empty pursuit that has us wondering why we are always tempted to go down this path.

In Ecclesiastes 4:4–6, we see how envy fuels our striving yet robs us of peace, and how contentment in God brings rest.

Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us that everything has its season, and real peace comes from entrusting our time to God.

In Ecclesiastes 2:12–26, we see that lasting satisfaction isn’t found in our work or achievements but in receiving every gift from God.

When we face challenges and trials in life, it is far too easy to turn to worldly pleasures to distract ourselves from our reality and problems. This even extends to refusing to come to terms with the futility of life without Jesus. Pursuing pleasure above all else leads to a selfish and empty pursuit that has us wondering why we are always tempted to go down this path.

In Ecclesiastes 1:12–18, the Teacher shows that even great wisdom cannot satisfy the soul apart from God.

In Ecclesiastes 1:1–11, we explore life’s search for meaning and discover that true fulfillment can only be found in God.