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Wisdom in the Traffic Patterns of Life

Ever notice how the days that define you rarely feel epic at the time? We zoom into the small moments that quietly steer a life—an angry boss, a rushed job, a careless sentence—and unpack Solomon’s grounded counsel from Ecclesiastes 10 for walk...

December 15, 2025 • 36:03

Uncommon Common Sense

What if the real steering wheel of your life isn’t your plans but your heart’s hidden lean? We explore Ecclesiastes 10 with vivid images—dead flies in perfume, a fatal leap from the Eiffel Tower—to show how “small” follies corrode trust, reshap...

December 12, 2025 • 32:27

Expect the Unexpected

When life doesn’t play by the rules, most of us feel disoriented and a little angry. Ecclesiastes 9 names that ache with startling honesty: the fastest runner loses, the strongest army falls, the most skilled employee gets passed over. We take ...

December 11, 2025 • 34:54

Dancing Before the Grim Reaper

What if the path to real courage runs straight through the truth we most avoid—our own mortality? We open Ecclesiastes 9 and find not despair but a daring invitation: live fully under God’s hand, receive simple gifts with gratitude, cherish you...

December 10, 2025 • 28:33

The Missing Piece

Ever feel like you’re working a thousand-piece puzzle and the last piece is missing? We walk through Ecclesiastes 8 and name the frustrations most of us carry in silence: leaders who misuse power, public saints who live private lies, justice th...

December 09, 2025 • 28:33

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Oh my , and what power! Thank you most earnestly for this message. I was born into a very stoic Catholic family, with 7 other children. My father was a serious alcoholic. And, my Mom was our spiritual guide. A neighbor, and good friend of mine, was killed in a car wreck coming home from a football game, and was decapitated. I went to my Mom and Dad horrified, but they didn’t know what to say to me. My Mom took me to see the priest at our church. I asked him about death. All he could say to me was… death is the greatest Mystery of life! His words brought more fear I had so many questions that followed me through the years. After these things, years later , the spirit of the Lord kept coming after me, He was after me. One day while I was in my living room, listening to the radio, a preacher named J. Vernon, McGee was speaking. Listening to what he had said was completely foreign to me.. But my soul recognized at once that it was The Holy Spirit that was leading me to the Lord all the way. I accepted Jesus Christ alone in my living room that day. He came to me. I am still the only one of eight children and two parents that accepted Jesus Christ as savior. my parents died without the Lord, and my brothers and sisters reject all Him And me. However, in Christ, I have found the One that my soul loves. Gizelle.

Shelby, North Carolina