Bible Text: Ecclesiastes 12 | Preacher: Ray Galea | Series: The Search for Life's Meaning | If the theme of Ecclesiastes has been everything is meaningless under the sun the conclusion of the matter is the Fear of God. With a child like fear all we do in Christ is remembered, recorded, reviewed, rewarded rebounding to God`s glory for all eternity.

Bible Text: Ecclesiastes 10:1-20 | Preacher: Ray Galea | Series: The Search for Life's Meaning | Wisdom in a broken world see that life is marked with danger and where the words of the fool are many. But those in Christ have the wisdom of the gracious message of Jesus making them the wisest people on the face of the earth.

Bible Text: Ecclesiastes 9 | Preacher: Ross Ciano | Series: The Search for Life's Meaning | Ecclesiastes 9:1-12 answers the question 'How do I live the wise life, the better life?' A person needs to take a reality check and recognise that all people die, but Christians have a different hope to the rest and that delighting in God is the key to the wise life. This is seen climatically in the life, and person of Jesus who is wisdom for us and fulfils the life of Ecclesiastes 9, so we can delight in God.

Bible Text: Ecclesiastes 4-6 | Preacher: Ray Galea | Series: The Search for Life's Meaning | Wealth and Work are both gifts from God and are to be enjoyed on his terms. However, if they define who we are then they will not satisfy. In fact God will deny us pleasure and they prove to be utterly meaningless.

Bible Text: Ecclesiastes 3:1-15 | Preacher: Ray Galea | Series: The Search for Life's Meaning | Ecclesiastes 3 is about The Tyranny of Time.
Each of us live within different seasons.
Life swings from one to another.
A time to laugh and a time to cry.
And yet our heart is ready to break out.
We are hungry for eternity.

Bible Text: Ecclesiastes 1:1-11 | Preacher: Ray Galea | Series: The Search for Life's Meaning | This is the first in a series for the search of the Meaning of life from the book of Ecclesiastes. The teacher takes us down a number of paths only to find that each one is a dead end.