Why does work – labor and toil – so often leave us feeling empty? Ecclesiastes offers a surprisingly honest answer. Work is a gift but it was never meant to be your identity. In this message from Ecclesiastes, we see both the beauty and the burden of work and how the gospel frees us from striving for meaning and invites us to receive it.

We all live with a blank in our lives: “If I only had ________, I’d be happy.” In Ecclesiastes 2:1-11, we see a powerful experiment where every pleasure, possession, and achievement is pursued; yet none of it satisfies. This message explores why what we put in God’s place will always fall short, and how true joy isn’t something we achieve, but something we receive from him. Discover how Jesus steps into our restless search and offers the only fulfillment that truly lasts.

What if the greatest “ending” in history was actually a beginning? In this message from Luke 24, we explore how the resurrection of Jesus wasn’t expected, wasn’t symbolic, and wasn’t just inspiring; it was real. Because Jesus rose from the dead, he proved his promises, defeated death, and offers a living hope to all who trust him. The question isn’t just what you believe about the resurrection, it’s how you will respond to the risen Jesus.

What if the greatest “ending” in history was actually a beginning? In this message from Luke 24, we explore how the resurrection of Jesus wasn’t expected, wasn’t symbolic, and wasn’t just inspiring; it was real. Because Jesus rose from the dead, he proved his promises, defeated death, and offers a living hope to all who trust him. The question isn’t just what you believe about the resurrection, it’s how you will respond to the risen Jesus.