Hey guys, my name is Johnny Ardavanus, and this is Dialin. In this new series, we are going to look at a book in

scripture that has played such a pivotal role in my own life, and a book that speaks to every

worldview under the sun. And as we understand it, Ecclesiastes will help us to live in the real world.

Over the next couple months, I'll plan to release hopefully one episode a

week exploring the major themes throughout Solomon's book, Ecclesiastes. Let's dial in.

Everybody under the sun is asking a common question.

Where can meaning be found?

And here's their conclusion.

Mick Jagger, one of the greatest rock and roll singers of all time, his most famous lyric,

I try, I try, and I try, but I can't get no, what?

Satisfaction, but not just artists who struggle with this question, also athletes.

In June 2005, 60 Minutes correspondent, Steve Croft, spoke with the New England Patriots

quarterback at the time, Tom Brady, about his success on and off the field.

And here is what the young man at that time said about his life

that surprised everyone. Tom Brady says, why do I have three Super Bowl rings and still think

there's something greater out there for me? He says, I mean, maybe a lot of people would say,

hey, man, this is it, you've arrived. I've reached my goal, my dream, my my dream my life but i think man it's got to be

more than this i mean this can't be all it's cracked up to be i mean i've done it i'm 27 and what else

is there for me steve croft from 60 minutes responds and says well what's the answer, Tom? And Tom replies, I wish I knew.

I wish I knew. This isn't just the opinion of celebrities or athletes or artists. The entire world

is full of angst and searching for the answer to the question, where can meaning be found?

One writer describing the baby boomer generation says, we live in a world where people are living longer, working longer, and then

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