God’s leverage in Man’s mortality

The book of Ecclesiastes provides an insightful perspective on human mortality. It is a fact of life and it causes us to struggle with thoughts of fear of the unknown, inadequacy, hopelessness. However, it is used by God to work humility and perseverance in our lives. In the following presentation these themes are explored. Take a look.

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Sunpm11 - Posted by Josh | Uncategorized | Ecclesiastes, God's will, life, mortality, philosophy

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