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Ecclesiastes ends by saying that in a hevel world, everything still counts: every deed and “secret thing” will be brought before God, so our true calling is to fear him and keep his commands. This message pairs that verdict with 1 Corinthians 3, where our life’s work is tested by fire on the one foundation that lasts—Jesus Christ. The end of the matter isn’t escaping earth but letting God align what you’re building with his Kingdom so more of it survives as “gold” when the Day reveals what reall

Ecclesiastes 11 calls us to stop waiting for perfect conditions and start sowing seed—because “you do not know” what God will prosper. This sermon speaks to teens, mid‑lifers, and seniors alike, challenging analysis‑paralysis and nihilism with a bigger question: whose energy is this, really? Learn how to treat your strength (or weakness) as God’s to steward, take one wise, God‑honoring risk, and lean on Christ’s power that “works powerfully” in you instead of your own.