Gospel-Centered Resources for the Hurting
The book of Ecclesiastes is a puzzle, challenging the intellect and unsettling the spirit. Through history, its interpretation has sparked confusion and …
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No one knows what to do with the book of Ecclesiastes. A look at the history of interpretation demonstrates this fact with …
How can we live in a way that people will say good things about us when we’re gone?
Sometimes, you can do all the right things and still get hurt. Or sick. Or fired. Or divorced. What’s up with that?
Often, the choice isn’t as easy as right vs wrong. Life is more complicated than that. What do you do when both options seem right?
What keeps us up at night? Where does our pain come from? Am I the only one who gets anxious about my …
Money isn’t the root of all evil, and poverty isn’t a fast track to salvation.
We all share the same fears and insecurities—including the fear that no one else could understand our fears and insecurities. The ancient …
Regardless of the topic or our motives, we must resist the urge to say more than the Bible does. Creating extra “rules …
Often, churches inject guilt into our lives by pushing morality as the path to happiness. “All your problems will go away if …
The opposite of Christianity is not atheism. The opposite of Christianity is idolatry. We are all worshipping something. —– This clip is …
How do we pray or listen to God when it feels like he stopped taking our phone calls?
Every generation convinces itself they’re the one. “Evolution peaked with us! We’re going to solve the world’s problems, so mortality doesn’t apply …
In a culture where everybody’s special, no one is. No one is satisfied either. —– This clip is taken from Part 1 …
Loneliness is not the same as being alone–it’s much worse than that. Here’s some suggestions on combating loneliness.
If everything under the sun feels meaningless, why not try things from a different perspective?—–This clip is taken from Part 1 of …
The key to not making life any harder than it already has to be lies in asking a powerful question: What season of life am I in right now?
One of the hardest things for us to accept is that we’re not that unique or special. On average, we’re average. Once …
All men worry: Do I have what it takes?All women need to know: Am I enough?There’s nothing under the sun to help …
Most of us settle for much less meaning and joy than God intends. After all, God’s the One who invited pleasure in the first place.
Solomon, another human, had the same questions. we do. He feared the same things. He wrote a book about them: Ecclesiastes.
