The following sermons are part of our Sunday evening series of sermons from Ecclesiastes by various preachers in the church.
Stuart Chase - 25 Apr 2021
The Power of Folly (Ecclesiastes 10:1–11)
In the text before us, while Solomon’s thoughts appear to be all over the map, the basic theme that runs through it is that of folly. Having highlighted the necessity of wisdom in chapter 9, Solomon now turns to the dangers of folly in chapter 10. In the opening eleven verses, he highlights at least five things about the power folly.
Scripture References: Ecclesiastes 10:1-11
From Series: "Ecclesiastes Exposition"
A devotional exposition of the book of Ecclesiastes by various contributors.
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