11 Ways of the Wise: Ecclesiastes 7:1-14

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🗓️ 12 October 2015

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Anyone and anything can be broken, taken, or forever changed in an instant. Knowing this leaves us with only a few options: Option A – you get bitter when you lose who/what you enjoyed Option B – enjoy nothing/no one so that you cannot get hurt Option C – enjoy what you have for as long as you can and when it’s gone be grateful to God for what you had

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0:31.8	Thank you.
0:33.8	Well, howdy, Pastor Mark Driscoll here, continuing our study in Ecclesiastes.
0:39.0	Today, we're in part 11 of our meaningless live series.
0:44.1	And we're in Ecclesiastes chapter 7, verses 1 through 14.
0:47.5	And we're going to hit 11 ways of the wise.
0:51.8	Now I don't know how or when you became a Christian if you even are one or how you have
0:58.6	been explained what Christianity is and how you become one.
1:03.6	For me, I was raised a marginal Catholic.
1:06.1	I didn't love Jesus.
1:07.4	Some Catholics do.
1:08.7	I wasn't the church's fault.
1:10.4	I just didn't have any interest.
1:12.4	Anyways, I remember through high school and then into early college, well-intended, well-meaning
1:18.5	Christians would try and get me to convert and become a Christian.
1:22.9	And so they would ask questions like this, tell me if these sound familiar.
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