EPISODE · Mar 26, 2017 · 32 MIN
Ecclesiastes 11:1-12:8: A Pain in Our Chest
from LCPC · host London City Presbyterian Church
Do we consider our own mortality? In this passage in Ecclesiastes, King Solomon points to our own death to motivate us, as Christians, in how we should live for God and honour Him in all that we do.
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Do we consider our own mortality? In this passage in Ecclesiastes, King Solomon points to our own death to motivate us as Christians, in how we should live for God and honour Him in all that we do. Rev Andy Pearson focuses on three main points: 1. We must be generous 2. We must be joyful 3. We must be holy
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