Cornerstone Church - Atlanta, GA

Future hope changes our present grief

God's greatest treasures are often buried beneath our deepest sorrows. God offers His mercy as the rope to lift us out of our misery.

The path to happiness is paved with the pages of Scripture

How should the Christian respond to injustices that he sees in the world in which he lives? Christians aren't called to "revolutionaries" that take up arms; rather, Christians are to be "redemptionaries" that lay down our lives.

Here's the one prayer that every church needs.

Our fair isn't a finished product, but a work in progress. Just because we believe, doesn't mean that we've arrived, which means at least 3 things. Our faith needs work. We need God to work. We need to get to work.

The world needs to hear the faithful message of the gospel from faithful messengers. A faithful messenger Is someone who is bold, exhibits sacrificial love, is focused, and full of joy.

The world in which we live is both fallen and fractured. Trying to find meaning in this life is trying to quench your thirst drinking out of a cracked cup. You end up working twice as hard for half the results. In a fallen world, finding satisfaction is much like that. We conclude our study in Ecclesiastes by answering the question, how do we find a full life in a fractured world.

The Gospel Shows its work.

The key to living a full life is to stop worrying about what we can't control and to do the work that is in our control. Our duty is to work. God's duty is to manage the results. Ecclesiastes 11 gives us three steps to living a full life. (1) Live in the moment but look to the future (2) Look but don't stare (3) Let mystery fuel your manpower