Have you ever felt a deep longing for home? Not just a house, but a place where beauty, goodness,

and joy are never touched by sorrow. Our true home, the one for which we're built to long, is heaven.

Out of a season of terminal diagnosis and honest wrestling with questions we all wonder comes

Colleen's new book, On Our Way Home.

In the midst of her suffering, she began asking questions we all wonder, like,

what is heaven really like? What happens the moment I die? Will I see my loved ones again?

How can I hold onto hope when my body is failing? Drawing deeply from scripture and the

testimonies of faithful saints,

Colleen shows how our deepest desires are permanently and increasingly fulfilled in Christ when we

get home. On Our Way Home will not only comfort you, but also lift your eyes and fill your

heart with hope even in the hardest and darkest days. Find On Our way home by Colleen Chow, wherever books are

sold. Welcome to the Journey Women podcast. Wherever you are on your journey to

glorify God, we are so glad you're here. On the Journey Women podcast,

we'll come alongside you in the seasons and challenges of life to help you know and love God

and his word, find your hope in the gospel, and invest deeply in your local church as you go out

on mission for the glory of God. You guys, today we are going to hear from Bobby Jameson on

a couple of topics that you might be struggling with if you're

like me, contentment, futility, and how to live in a fallen world. Bobby points us to the only one who

can truly satisfy God himself. If you don't know him, Bobby serves as the senior pastor of Trinity

Baptist Church in Chapel Hill,

and he's the author of several books. Most recently, Everything is Never Enough, which we're going to be

discussing today. I can't wait to share this conversation on Ecclesiastes with you, but before we

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