Tears for Breakfast and Dinner (Psalm 42)- Pastor Kenneth Collins Maple

Cast Your Bread on the Waters (Ecclesiastes 11:1-6)- Pastor Kenneth Collins Maple

The beginning of Ecclesiastes 11 has us considering what it means to live for God while recognizing our limitations in power and in knowledge. We must trust in the one who is omnipotent and omniscient.

The Vanity of Ignoring a Wise Word of Caution (Ecclesiastes 10)- Pastor Kenneth Collins Maple

Ecclesiastes 10 contrasts wisdom with folly, and it serves as a word of caution about ignoring wisdom. As Christians, we recognize that we are to be wise in the Lord, not in ourselves, for Christ is our wisdom (1 Corinthians 1:30).

Bless the Lord (Psalm 103) Mr. Dalton Vetter

Our youth director and intern Dalton Vetter took us to Psalm 103 on Sunday. There he showed us that believers are to constantly reflect on the works of God and be driven to praise Him. Give a listen and be blessed by the reading and preaching of God’s Word.

The Vanity of Death (Ecclesiastes 9:1-18)- Pastor Kenneth Collins Maple

Continuing our sermon series through Ecclesiastes, the teacher once again addresses familiar topics of life, death, and wisdom. How are we to live in this life when everything is vanity or better defined as fleeting? We are to live with wisdom and joy which comes from above.

The Vanity of Power (Ecclesiastes 8:1-17)- Pastor Kenneth Collins Maple

Ecclesiastes 8 reinforces many of the teachings throughout the book so far, but it does so while encouraging us to see that while we are limited in our wisdom, knowledge, and power, God is not limited in any way. He is omnipotent and omniscient.