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Ecclesiastes

Finding Purpose in the Paradox of Life

Life is full of paradoxes—beauty and brokenness, joy and sorrow, gain and loss, life and death.
Ecclesiastes confronts these tensions head-on, exposing our inability to control or fully comprehend the hevel—the vapor—of life. It speaks into the liminal space between the world’s original goodness
and its present brokenness.

Yet within its brutal honesty, Ecclesiastes offers a surprising invitation: to find purpose not by grasping for control, but by opening our hands to receive life as a gift of grace. As we learn this way of being, God forms in us a deep resilience—a steady joy and trust that endure even when life doesn’t make sense.

Join us this fall for an eight-week journey through this ancient book of wisdom as we learn to live with purpose in the paradox of life.
10/5/25 - "Hevel" - 1:1-11
10/12/25 - "Pleasure" - 1:12-2:26
10/19/25 - "Time" - 3:1-22
10/26/25 - "Justice" - 4:1-16
11/2/25 - "Wealth" - 5:8-6:12
11/9/25 - "Death" - 7:1-25 // 8:10-9:10
11/16/25 - "Age" - 11:1-12:8
11/23/25 - "The Final Word" - 12:9-14

Sermons

Other Resources

BIBLE PROJECT OVERVIEW
Ecclesiastes
Watch this overview video on Ecclesiastes, which breaks down the literary design of the book and its flow of thought.
BIBLE PROJECT VIDEO
The Disturbing But Surprising Wisdom of Ecclesiastes
The Bible Project explores the themes of Ecclesiastes and their place within the multifaceted corpus of biblical wisdom.
BIBLE PROJECT PODCAST
In this episode, they discuss the book of Ecclesiastes in greater depth. This is an interesting book in Scripture, and the author is relentlessly trying to get the reader to rethink their black and white mindset. It can be a bit depressing to read, and it doesn’t quite give you the same type of feel-good wisdom that the book of Proverbs does. This episode  gets at what this book is trying to teach us and what the author thinks it means to live a good and godly life.

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Books

Living Life Backward:
How Ecclesiastes Teaches Us to Life in Light of the End
David Gibson
Recovering Eden:
The Gospel According to Ecclesiastes
Zack Eswine
Everything Is Never Enough:
The Gospel According to Ecclesiastes
Bobby Jamieson