Episode 328: KINGDOM EYES

In Ecclesiastes 7:1–12, Solomon flips our expectations: funerals teach more than parties, sorrow ...

Episode 328 of the The Carpenter's Church Podcast podcast, hosted by Kendall Hicks, titled "Episode 328: KINGDOM EYES" was published on September 29, 2025 and runs 31 minutes.

September 29, 2025 ·31m · The Carpenter's Church Podcast

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In Ecclesiastes 7:1–12, Solomon flips our expectations: funerals teach more than parties, sorrow shapes more than laughter, and wisdom outlasts wealth. Pastor Kendall Hicks unpacks these surprising truths in “The Grand Illusion” series, showing how God brings clarity when life feels confusing.

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In Ecclesiastes 7:1–12, Solomon flips our expectations: funerals teach more than parties, sorrow shapes more than laughter, and wisdom outlasts wealth. Pastor Kendall Hicks unpacks these surprising truths in “The Grand Illusion” series, showing how God brings clarity when life feels confusing.

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