Today I will continue our sermon series which is an expository study through the book of Ecclesiastes. We find ourselves in the second section of the book, which is where Solomon seeks to prove the assertion he made in the first section. In this chapter Solomon is addressing issues that result from human selfishness. This vice is native to fallen Adamic soil, and the root remains deep even after we have been truly converted. It is the cause of many sinful attitudes and actions, and it must be recognized and uprooted. In this sermon I will develop the two themes of lack of contentment, and lack of companionship. On the surface they may appear to be unrelated, but they are not; and both are related to the underlying problem of selfishness. These problems negatively impact our family, social, and church life. So I will develop the thought of Solomon, but most importantly, I will work out the Christian response. Again it is my prayer is that God will be pleased to bless the His word preached as we continue our study.
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Richard Goswiller, M.A., D.B.S., Th.D., is the founder and director of Living in Christ Ministries. Rich was raised in southern California and began his walk with the Lord there in 1975. Rich entered full timeChristian ministry in 1978. Since then, he has been serving the Lord...