Flip Flops in the Snow: Ecclesiastes 3:1-15

Mark Driscoll Audio

Mark Driscoll

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

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🗓️ 31 August 2015

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Do you think you’ve ever worked a day in vain? Do you think you’ve ever shed a tear in vain? Do you think you’ve ever read a Bible verse in vain? Do you think you’ve ever confessed a sin in vain? Do you think a bullet has ever been fired in vain? Do you think a meal has ever been eaten in vain? No. God makes everything beautiful in its time. When? In its time! In HIS time!

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0:31.8	Thank you.
0:34.1	Howdy Will it's Pastor Mark here with our study of Ecclesiastes, calling it meaningless
0:39.4	life.
0:40.4	Today we're in Ecclesiastes, chapter three, verses one through fifteen, and talk is titled
0:48.2	Flip Flops in the Snow.
0:51.0	And take you back to my college days.
0:54.0	I got accepted at colleges in California.
0:57.5	I wanted to go to a sunny place.
1:01.5	But the scholarship I got through God's grace and providence required that I stay in the
1:06.8	state of Washington to obtain the financial aid.
1:10.4	And I came from a working class family.
1:12.9	My dad was a Union drywaller construction worker, oldest to five kids, mom stayed home
1:18.2	to watch us kids.
1:19.9	I think I was the first man in my family to ever go to college.
1:24.8	And I kind of had to pay my own way through.
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