After exploring life's greatest pursuits, Ecclesiastes arrives at its final conclusion: there is more than life under the sun because there is a Shepherd over the sun.

In this message, we discover that Jesus is the True Shepherd who speaks wisdom, calls us to a life that matters, and promises a judgment that will ultimately set everything right. The answer to meaninglessness is not more success, pleasure, or control; it is trusting and following the Shepherd. Join us as we conclude our journey through Ecclesiastes and answer the question: "Is there more?"

What does true worship actually look like? In Ecclesiastes 5:1-7, the teacher warns against empty religion and calls us to approach God with reverence, humility, and integrity. Worship is not about performance, routine, or religious appearances; it begins with listening to God, speaking carefully before him, and living with wholehearted obedience. Ultimately, this passage points us to Jesus, the true worshiper, who brings sinful people near to a holy God.

This message from Ecclesiastes 3:16-4:12 wrestles honestly with the reality that life under the sun often feels unfair. From injustice and suffering to comparison, envy, and isolation, Ecclesiastes exposes the brokenness of both our world and our hearts. Yet the story does not end in despair. Jesus entered into our brokenness, experienced injustice himself, and through his resurrection, offers hope, contentment, and a kingdom that will never fade. If you have ever asked, “Why is life so unfair?” this message is for you.