At first glance, Ecclesiastes appears to be in our Bibles only to turn its readers into cynics, skeptics, depressed individuals or perhaps some mix of all three). Can there be wisdom—and perhaps even joy—to be found in this odd (and oddly named) Old Testament book?
Taught by Brian Sorgenfrei & Les Newsom. Meets in the CPC sanctuary every Sunday at 9:45am.
At first glance, Ecclesiastes appears to be in our Bibles only to turn its readers into cynics, skeptics, depressed individuals or perhaps some mix of all three). Can there be wisdom—and perhaps even joy—to be found in this odd (and oddly named) Old Testament book?
Taught by Brian Sorgenfrei & Les Newsom. Meets in the CPC sanctuary every Sunday at 9:45am.
Scripture Reference: Luke 23:1-4, 32-49
No other event in Jesus’ life gets more attention than the rather ignominious death on the Cross, what anyone would have thought the lowest moment of his life. But the reasons why they seized up on it are at the heart of what is most unique about the Apostles Creed’s witness to the watching world.
Sermon Points:
Jesus told stories. Lots of them. Most of them sounded ordinary. But they were always intended for his hearers—and us—to sit up and pay attention. Join us for this six-week series, July 2nd – August 6th, as we take a look at some of Jesus’ most provocative parables.
Meets in the sanctuary. Led by Clay Dabbs.
Jesus told stories. Lots of them. Most of them sounded ordinary. But they were always intended for his hearers—and us—to sit up and pay attention. Join us for this six-week series, July 2nd – August 6th, as we take a look at some of Jesus’ most provocative parables.
Meets in the sanctuary. Led by Clay Dabbs.