Threading Your Needle: Ecclesiastes 11:7 – 12:8

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Mark Driscoll

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🗓️ 23 November 2015

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Being young is like living in spring. Everything is alive and vibrant. Being old is like living in winter. Things grow dark and dim, and death is foreboding and on its way one day.

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0:33.6	Pastor Mark here, meaningless life.
0:37.0	Series continues today, number 17.
0:38.9	There's only 18, so we're coming near the end, kids.
0:42.5	Today we're in Ecclesiastes, chapter 11, verse 7, through chapter 12, verse 8.
0:48.1	Message title is threading your needle.
0:54.0	And start with the story.
0:55.8	There's a place that my family and I have really enjoyed getting away over the years
0:59.2	when we used to live up in Washington.
1:02.0	And over on the west side of the state, which is where most people are familiar, it's
1:06.4	marine layer and heavy clouds and lots of rain and dark days and you're far north and
1:13.0	the winners are long and that's what they're in right now.
1:15.5	There's been lots of winds and rain and people without power.
1:20.3	And on the eastern half of the state, it's actually quite different.
1:25.5	I just got off the phone before I jumped on with you to talk to a friend of mine, some
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