A Soul Pit Stop: Ecclesiastes 7:15-8:1

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🗓️ 19 October 2015

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Even the godliest people need to occasionally pull over, ask some diagnostic questions, and make adjustments. In this section of Ecclesiastes we are going to pull over for a soul pit stop and have Solomon run diagnostics on our soul with nine questions to get us healed up, tuned up, and back to enjoying life with God.

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0:36.2	We're in Ecclesiastes.
0:38.4	I think this week is part 12, chapter 7, verse 15 through chapter 8, verse 1 of our meaningless
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0:49.0	This week's title is Soul Pit Stop.
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0:53.4	Well, I don't know about you.
0:55.0	I love cars.
0:56.0	I love trucks too.
0:57.0	I was a little kid.
0:58.0	I've been fascinated with vehicles growing up.
1:01.2	I always wanted like a 1956 short bed step side Chevy pickup truck that was on the list.
1:07.0	Also wanted various off-road vehicles.
1:10.3	Been a car, guys, since I was a little kid.
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