Stephen Scholtz - 8 November 2020
Time to Work (Ecclesiastes 3:9–15)
Do you spend time on things that really matter? When it comes to your work, how do we find the drive to keep going? Ecclesiastes 3:9–15 continues looking at the fleeting nature of our existence in light of eternity. From this passage we learn that God has given us many things to enjoy. Our work, and the joy inherent in other activities, is framed by a right fear of God. It's time to work.
Scripture References: Ecclesiastes 3:9-15
From Series: "Ecclesiastes Exposition"
A devotional exposition of the book of Ecclesiastes by various contributors.
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In the pursuit of contentment, people have unsuccessfully chased many different avenues as a means to find fulfilment. Our problem is that we “can’t get no satisfaction” through any earthly means. Only in God’s economy is there a means of finding true and lasting contentment.