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Interestingly, the older we get the more cautious we become. Must growing old be synonymous with an overly cautious mentality? Not if we take to heart Solomon’s words in Ecclesiastes 11!
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Pastor Chuck Swindoll kicks off a new mini-series of eight messages on the family by acknowledging and honoring all the mothers who are in our worship services.
This message was originally preached on July 4, 2021.Today is a day to celebrate freedom—the freedom we enjoy as a nation and, most important, the freedom brought to us by Jesus Christ who is the way, the truth, and the life.
Return to that remarkable time in the first century A.D. when thousands of complete strangers were transformed into a close-knit community devoted to the same spiritual priorities.
When we’ve been “done wrong,” our natural reaction is to retaliate as soon as possible. God offers an alternative plan. James tells us what to do and also how to do it.
As Solomon approached the end of the journey, hope emerged and doubt dissolved. Once God came back into view, Solomon’s perspective changed. Relief returned as Solomon closed his journal.Preached at Stonebriar Community Church on June 27, 2021