Grace Sermon Podcast: Recent Episodes
Grace Baptist Church: Charlottetown, PEI
The preaching ministry of Grace Baptist Church in Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Canada. Sermons regularly preached by Pastor Jeff Eastwood and Pastor Dan Thomson.
Kings come and go, but the King of Kings rules and reigns forever and ever. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 11.
God has ultimately defeated our enemy on the cross by cancelling out the legal debt that is against us. Pastor Luke preaches from Daniel 10:1-21.
Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 9:24-27 about God's full, complete, and final redemptive plan.
God loves to bless us with some of His understanding so we can know Him more deeply and trust Him more fully. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 9:20-23.
We have much to learn about prayer from Daniel. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 9:1-19.
How should we think, according to God's word, about preparing for future events? Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 8:15-27.
Everything that God's word says about both the past and the future is true. We ought to persist in faith, knowing that God has a plan to redeem all of creation in time! Pastor Luke preaches from Daniel 8:1-14.
May our hearts be settled and our eyes fixed on Jesus, rather than on the rampant sinfulness and arrogant recklessness of those around us and in positions of power and authority. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 7:15-28.
God is resolved to fulfill His plan as an outflow of His character and nothing can thwart Him. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 7:9-12.
We can find all our confidence for our future in God. Pastor Luke preaches from Daniel 7:1-8.
It is difficult to consistently follow God. Nonetheless, may Daniel's example encourage us to faithfully follow God in the days ahead. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 6.
May we treasure God above all things and live life according to His wisdom in all things. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 5:13-31.
Belshazzar flaunts his belief that God either does not exist or is irrelevant. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 5:1-12.
As we look ahead to a new year may we continue to do what we have attempted to do last year: keep our eyes fixed on Jesus! Pastor Jeff preaches from 1 Timothy 4:16.
Pastor Jeff preaches from Jeremiah 31:31-34, which introduces to us a new covenant where things will be made new, starting with human souls and moving outward.
Jesus Christ is the Good Shepherd who leads, guides, feeds, and ministers to God's people. Pastor Luke preaches from Ezekiel 34.
Anything less than full submission to God as God is not true worship. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 4:34-37.
We frequently need the compassionate hand of God to humble us. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 4:28-33.
God, in His sovereign grace, is giving Nebuchadnezzar a chance to see his pride and to turn in repentance from it. Pastor Luke preaches from Daniel 4:19-27.
Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 4:4-18, in which Nebuchadnezzar is racked with fear, as are all who do not fear the Lord.
Nebuchadnezzar wants to make sure we understand that throughout all of what is about to happen the end result is humility born out of a systematic, gracious dismantling of his pride. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 4:1-3.
Daniel's three friends are faced with a choice—outwardly conform and worship the image Nebuchadnezzar set up, or stand firm in God's sovereignty and likely die. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 3:8-30.
Conformity is subtle and seemingly innocuous but is actually deadly and slowly erodes our confidence in and loyalty to God and His word. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 3:1-7.
Worship involves submission and surrender to God. It is an acknowledgement that He is who He says He is, and that He will do what He says He will do. Pastor Luke preaches from Daniel 2:46-49.
The kingdoms of man look impressive to men, but Christ's kingdom is a radical replacement of them all. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 2:31-45.
While facing what seems to be certain death, Daniel praises God and prays for mercy. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 2:17-30.
Peace can only be found in our circumstances when we are first at peace with God. Pastor Luke preaches from Daniel 2:1-16.
Knowing God through His Word roots Daniel and his three friends to God and His character. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 1:8-21.
Daniel and his three friends were kidnapped from their homes and taken to a foreign nation, which attempted to assimilate them. Pastor Jeff preaches from Daniel 1:1-7.
What an immense blessing to be able to talk to Almighty God in prayer. Pastor Jeff preaches from James 5:13-20.
Christ is our foundation, rock, and anchor, and He is the only hope we have to remain firm in the truth. Pastor Jeff preaches from James 5:7-12.
One of the dangers of wealth is the pull it has to attempt to anchor us to this life — hence the title and theme of "Secular", or "this-worldly". Pastor Jeff preaches from James 5:1-6.
Often, we live as practical atheists — acknowledging the reality of God but not living as if he exists and is sovereign over his creation; this is arrogance. Pastor Luke preaches from James 4:13-17.
Our hearts prioritize the things of this life over the things of God and the life to come. Pastor Jeff preaches from James 4:1-12.
Pastor Jeff preaches from James 2:14-26, in which James continues to address the necessity of living out our beliefs.
Pastor Luke preaches from James 2:1-13, as we consider how we treat others that are a part of the family of God.
We should not be passive or ignore God's commands, but instead we should submit to and obey Him and His Word. Pastor Jeff preaches from James 1:19-27.
What motivates you to press on in faith when things around you are pulling the other way? Pastor Luke preaches from Hebrews 12:18-29.
When things are hard, remember to have God's perspective on things and not our own. Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 12:3-17.
Pastor Luke preaches from Hebrews 12:1-2, in which we are reminded of what we need to focus on as we run the race of the Christian life.
Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 11:4-40, which has become known as the "Hall of Faith" in that it lists many saints of old who, by faith, followed God and trusted in His character and plan.
Biblical faith is a certainty, a trust in God, that relies on His character and ability. Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 11:1-3.
Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 10:1-18, in which the author reminds his Jewish Christian audience that Jesus is superior to anything that has come before.
Christ was better, in every way, from the Old Covenant that God made with His people. Pastor Luke preaches from Hebrews 9:11-28.
Only the full and final sacrifice of Jesus can truly cleanse us from all our sins and give us a clear conscience before God and man. Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 9:1-10.
We are not consumed by God's glory but are welcomed into it through Jesus' crosswork. Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 8.
How amazing it is to know the blessed uniqueness of Christ's superior priesthood! Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 7:11-28.
A mysterious Old Testament character that we would not normally relate to Christ is the priest/king Melchizedek. Pastor Luke preaches from Hebrews 7:1-10.
This passage reminds its audience of God's promise to them of full salvation. Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 6:13-20.
Is our relationship with God real, or are we simply going through the motions? Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 6:1-12.
We are to have the heart and mind of a child, but we are not to remain children. Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 5:11-14.
Jesus cares for us so infinitely well that is hard to imagine and difficult to put into words. Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 5:1-10.
Our greatest motivation for holding fast and drawing near to God is the High Priestly ministry of Jesus Christ. Guest speaker Scott Campbell preaches from Hebrews 4:14-16.
There is no rest for the soul apart from Christ. Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 4:1-13.
The author of Hebrews warns his readers to guard against an unbelieving heart. Pastor Luke preaches from Hebrews 3:7-19.
Moses served faithfully in God’s house, but Jesus served faithfully over God’s house as a son. Pastor Luke preaches from Hebrews 3:1-6.
Jesus is simultaneously the Son of God and the Son of Man, lowering Himself to us so He can lift us up to Him. Pastor Jeff preaches from Hebrews 2:5-18.
Does your devotion to God cost you? Is your devotion truly devotion? Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 27.
God is a redeeming God, and we see it on the pages of Scripture from start to finish. Pastor Luke preaches from Leviticus 25:23-55.
God's law was created out of a love for His children. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 25:1-22.
God is sacred and holy. His name is above every other name and yet our default nature is to treat God lightly, as if He doesn’t exist. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 24:10-16.
God has always been pleased to have His presence dwell with His people. Pastor Luke preaches from Leviticus 24:1-9.
It can be all too easy for us to become consumed with what is going on around us and forget our very salvation and all that was sacrificed on our behalf. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 23:33-44.
All of mankind is sinful and dirty before a holy God and yet God offers cleansing for all of us through His Son Jesus Christ. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 23:26-32.
The Feast of Trumpets is a reminder to the Christian to be prepared to worship God at all times, and in all circumstances. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 23:23-25.
God is good all the time, even when we cannot see that. Pastor Luke preaches from Leviticus 23:15-22.
To be preeminent is to surpass all others. Jesus is preeminent over all things. Pastor Jeff preaches from Colossians 1:15-23.
In a world that worships the idol of self, we are in constant need of the reminder that Jesus is supreme over everything! Pastor Jeff preaches from Psalm 110.
As a Christian, there is so much to be thankful for in our lives. Guest speaker Tim Whatley preaches from Leviticus 23:9-14.
The Passover was a foreshadowing of what Christ did when He went to the cross as a perfect sacrifice for sinners. Pastor Luke preaches from Leviticus 23:4-8.
In Leviticus 21 and 22 we read about the excellence of life that God called the priests to. Pastor Luke preaches from Leviticus 21:1-22:16.
Have you considered how blessed you are as a child of God? Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 20:22-27.
As we seek to love God and love others, we have an opportunity to show the character of our God to the world. Pastor Luke preaches from Leviticus 19:19-37.
Loving those around us is a way for us to show the world the love that has been shown to us in Jesus' sacrificial death on our behalf. Guest speaker Scott Campbell preaches from Leviticus 19:9-18.
We have struggled at times to respect and revere family the way that God designed it to be. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 18.
Too often Christians have struggled to pass on Jesus to the future generations, instead passing on a moralistic religion. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 17:10-16.
If we have placed our faith in Christ, then God has labelled us forgiven regardless of our ability to obey the Lord and flee from sin. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 16.
One of the effects of sin in our lives is that we become incomplete and lack wholeness due to the presence of sin. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 15.
God has given us His Spirit to help illuminate the areas of our lives that are lacking obedience to God's Word. Nathan Beebe preaches from Leviticus 14:33-57.
Pain and suffering have always been a sign of the presence of sin in our world. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 13.
God's Word places clear value on the lives of newborn children and the parturition process. Pastor Luke preaches from Leviticus 12.
God calls those who follow Him to live a life that is holy. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 11.
The downfall of leaders is something that can have detrimental effects on those who are following. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 10.
According to God’s design worship is meant to be a blessing. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 9.
God instituted a ceremony of consecration to establish Aaron and his sons as priests to serve in the temple. Pastor Luke preaches from Leviticus 8:1-36.
As believers in Christ, we can find a settled peace and delight in this life through having a relationship with God. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 7:11-38.
True freedom is found when we confess our sins and find forgiveness in our Heavenly Father's love. Guest speaker Andy Ardern preaches from Leviticus 7:1-10.
As we consider the offerings in Leviticus, we come to this subject standing under the weight of the glory and holiness of our creator God. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 6:24-30.
All of God’s children have been chosen by Him and been anointed for a special calling. Pastor Luke preaches on from Leviticus 6:19-23.
The highest calling is to be holy as God is holy, and to call others to the same through Jesus Christ. Pator Jeff preaches from Leviticus 6:14-18.
We have an obligation to guard the sacred in a culture that celebrates the profane. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 6:8-13.
In Leviticus we see the requirements for reparations when a sin is recognized. Follow along as guest speaker Pastor Herb Hunter preaches from Leviticus 5:14-6:7.
There are many times that we sin and do not even know it. Pastor Luke preaches from Leviticus 4:1-5:13.
In increasingly divided times, true Christian fellowship is becoming rarer. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 3.
Gratitude seems ever more elusive as we consider ourselves increasingly self-sufficient. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 2.
The beautiful reality of God's holy presence in the midst of unholy people requires sacrifice, fulfilled once and for all through the willing sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. Pastor Jeff preaches from Leviticus 1.
God calls us to be witnesses; to share Him with all around us. Pastor Jeff preaches from Luke 24:44-48.
The light shines brightest where it has been darkest. Pastor Jeff preaches from Isaiah 9:1-3.
We are prone to forget, especially the things that are most important, and in the moments where we need to remember truth the most. Pastor Jeff preaches from Jude 1:17-25.
Drifting away from truth is an ever-present temptation for Christians. Pastor Jeff preaches from Jude 1:1-16.
There are many around us who have basic needs that need to be met. Pastor Luke preaches from 3 John.
One of the most precarious positions we can be in is when we do not desire to listen to the Word of God. Pastor Jeff preaches from 2 John.
Paul pens another doxology, praising God for Who He is and what He has done. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 16:25-27.
We are susceptible to papering over realities that need to be addressed so that true unity can flourish. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 16:17-23.
While there are many analogies for the church used in Scripture, a deep and abiding one seems to be the family. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 16:1-16.
God has a passion for his elect, that they would be united in Him and be transformed to become like Him. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 15:22-33.
Guest speaker Doug Campbell, Regional Director of Fellowship Atlantic, preaches from Mark 12:29-31 and John 21:15-19.
Another hallmark of Christianity is to be marked by goodness. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 15:14-21.
In the midst of massive division, where is there hope for true change? Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 15:8-13.
A hallmark of a follower of Christ is unity with fellow followers. Pastoral candidate Luke Playford preaches from Romans 15:1-7.
Thanks be to God that He transforms us to look both upward and outward instead of exclusively inward. Pastor Jeff preaches from Matthew 28:16-20.
Thanks be to God for transforming our hearts and enabling us to have the proper perspective on life. Pastor Jeff preaches from Psalm 115:1-3.
Conflict over non-essentials is one of the greatest tests to the unity that exists within true Christian community. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 14:13-23.
Unity and a posture of welcome are to always be a part of the church. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 14:1-12.
Pastor Jeff exposits Romans 13:1-7, which suddenly became one of the most controversial texts in Scripture during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The gospel calls people from diverse backgrounds into a unified relationship with God and each other. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 12:3-8.
How do I know and follow God's will? Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 12:1-2 and expounds on Paul's answer.
We live in an era that has largely lost the necessary reality of wonder. Pastor Jeff encourages us to gratefully embrace the awe-inducing reality of the Almighty as he preaches from Romans 11:33-36.
God is a promise-making and promise-keeping Sovereign, abundant in mercy and steadfast in love. Guest speaker Tim Whatley preaches on Romans 11:25-32.
Humility, as Tim Keller has said, is not thinking less of ourselves but thinking about ourselves less. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 11:11-24.
At times it can feel that we are alone in believing the truth of God through His word. Pastor Jeff preaches on the fact that God always saves a "Remnant" from Romans 11:1-10.
There are truly only two groups of people in the world — those that believe in God through Christ by the Spirit, and those who do not. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 10:5-21.
Whether in those attempting to earn God's approval or those denying they need it, what is missing is humble faith and trust in Him. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 9:30-10:4.
God's mercy is wide, and His long-suffering—measureless. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 9:1-29.
God alone is to be praised in all things, as He alone is the "Conqueror". Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 8:31-39.
God is working everything in our lives toward our future glorification. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 8:18-30.
Not only does God save and cleanse us from all our sin, but He adopts us into His family and makes us His heirs. Nathan Beebe preaches from Romans 8:12-17.
Only in God can mankind's greatest desire of being fully known and fully loved be realized. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 8:1-11.
We struggle to trust God, desiring that which is not like Him because we are dissatisfied with Him. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 7:7-25.
We are by nature people of law, desiring to contribute to our morality. Being bound to this, however, can only result in death. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 7:1-6.
Absolute freedom is an illusion: we are either slaves to sin or slaves of God. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 6:15-23.
The concept of grace is often misunderstood, especially by those who ought to be most impacted by it. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 6:1-14.
We who were ruled by sin and death are now declared righteous and given abundant life because of Jesus. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 5:12-21.
Joy — the settled confidence we have in the sure comfort of knowing God and being known by Him — should be at the core of all believers in Jesus Christ. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 5:1-11.
Trust can be a difficult thing to do, but it is the object of our trust, the character of the One we trust, that is most important. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 4:13-25.
By trusting in Jesus alone for salvation we can have His righteousness imputed to us whereby God legally declares us righteous. Guest speaker Tim Whatley preaches on Romans 4:1-12.
Making ourselves the centre of attention also attempts to find its way into our salvation. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 3:27-31.
God's righteousness is revealed in Christ and we can be recipients of it; God is both just and the justifier of those who are in Christ Jesus. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 3:21-26.
The depravity of mankind must be understood so that the amazing good news of salvation can be fully appreciated. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 3:9-20.
In today's culture, it can be difficult to know what truth is, especially when those who claim to know it do not live consistently in light of it. Pastor Jeff preaches on "Truth" from Romans 3:1-8.
Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 2:12-29 how Paul gets to the heart of the self-righteousness of the Jewish Christians in Rome.
Jacob Mathieu preaches from Romans 2:1-11, pointing us away from self-righteousness and toward the amazing grace of God.
Our recognition and understanding of the wrath of God are necessary for the gospel. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 1:18-32.
Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 1:16-17, reminding us yet again that although we are great sinners, Jesus is a Great Saviour.
As believers in Jesus Christ, our core ought to be gratitude for the gospel. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 1:8-15.
In an era of confusion generated by a culture that defines identity by feelings, the message of the gospel rings ever clearer. Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 1:1-7.
Pastor Jeff preaches from Romans 3:26 while looking ahead to our new 2021 sermon series, "Gospel Foundation: Daily Manifesting God's Character".
Faith is firm trust in God, a joyful submission to His gracious sovereignty. Pastor Jeff preaches from Luke 1:26-38.
1 Peter is a prescription for us on how we need to respond, as Christians, to suffering, trials, and anxieties that we face in our lives. Nathan Beebe preaches from 1 Peter 5:6-7.
We often default to comparing ourselves with those around us, which kills compassion. Pastor Jeff preaches from Galatians 6:1-5.
The church is divided. How can we become marked again by unity? Pastor Jeff preaches from Philippians 2:1-11.
Anxiety is a diffuse, objectless, apprehension of possible danger. The peace of God unlocks the gate of our anxiety “prison” to guard us under Christ’s power. André Dumas preaches from Philippians 4:6-7.
The church is called into close fellowship. Pastor Jeff preaches from the letter to Philemon.
No situation is too dark and no circumstance too bleak for God, who delights to redeem. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ruth 4.
Integrity is a whole and undivided adherence to a high moral standard; an unshakeable allegiance to a singular moral code. Pastor Jeff preaches on "Integrity" from Ruth 3.
Guest speaker Doug Campbell, Regional Director of Fellowship Atlantic, preaches from Isaiah 49:14-16; 60:1-5, 18-21; 45:20-23.
Kindness seems to be in short supply as frustration sets in. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ruth 2.
One of the main manifestations of emptiness is an inward focus. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ruth 1 on the fullness we have in Christ.
Our purpose is to fear God and obey His commandments. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 12:13-14.
Every generation must ask "Is the Bible true?" Pastor Jeff preaches on resting on the Word of God from Ecclesiastes 12:9-12.
Aging and death are realties we practically deny. Pastor Jeff handles these sensitive topics through the words of the Preacher in Ecclesiastes 12:1-8.
What ought to be our response to uncertainty? Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 11:1-6.
Diligence is needed every day, and certainly now more than ever. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 10:16-20.
Communication from a heart that denies God is foolish and destructive. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 10:12-15.
Patience: we all know we need more of it, but its continued deficiency impedes its attainment. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 10:8-11.
Pastor Jeff preaches a response to those who do not submit to God having positions of leadership from Ecclesiastes 10:5-7.
Everything we do has consequences, so we have to be careful. Pastor Dan preaches from Ecclesiastes 10:1-4.
Quiet wisdom is needed to live every day for the glory of God. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 9:11-18.
Taking a hard, honest look at life does not have to inevitably lead to despair. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 9:1-10.
The Preacher examines the seeming futility of life, yet embeds hope at every turn. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 8:10-17.
Struggling with authority is endemic to human nature. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 8:1-9.
Our character should be rooted in the holiness that only God can give, and then lived out with gratitude for the wisdom He provides. Pastor Jeff preaches "Character" from Ecclesiastes 7:15-29.
The lasting legacy of godly fatherhood is immeasurable and indispensable. Pastor Jeff preaches on "Purpose" from Ecclesiastes 7:1-14.
The sovereignty of God ought to be a constant source of immeasurable comfort. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 6:10–12.
Desire can never be satisfied with earthly things. The insatiableness of our desires ought to point us beyond the created realm to its Creator. Pastor Jeff preaches on "Desire" from Ecclesiastes 6:7-9.
Having joy in every circumstance is less about what we have, and more about who we are in Christ. Pastor Dan preaches from Ecclesiastes 5:18-20.
Money is a taboo subject in polite company, yet is spoken of frequently in Scripture. Pastor Jeff warns against "Greed" from Ecclesiastes 5:10-17.
Happy Mother's Day! Pastor Jeff encourages us in the task of mothering from Ecclesiastes 5:8-9.
One form of promise is a bargain with God made in a time of crisis. Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 5:4-7 on this type of promise and the fear of God.
Are you just going through the motions? Pastor Jeff admonishes us through the words of the Preacher to be reverent in worship as he examines Ecclesiastes 5:1-3.
Pride is so insidious, rarely self-recognized, and expansively devastating. Pastor Jeff preaches on "Teachability" from Ecclesiastes 4:13-16.
What help and comfort a trusted companion is. Pastor Jeff preaches on "Companionship" from Ecclesiastes 4:7-12.
It is finished: Pastor Jeff explores this final saying of Jesus from the cross as recorded in John 19:30.
In this time of "social distancing" and "flattening the curve", are we really supposed to be content? Pastor Jeff preaches about "Contentment" from Ecclesiastes 4:4-6.
The Preacher of Ecclesiastes makes a clear distinction between actual oppression and mere offence. What is God doing about true oppression? Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 4:1-3.
The preacher of Ecclesiastes invites us to consider things from an eternal perspective. Follow along as Pastor Jeff preaches on "Eternity" from Ecclesiastes 3:9-22.
Pastor Jeff preaches from Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 that life is a predetermined, purposeful plan of our graciously sovereign Father.