Orwell Bible Church

Temptations to Avoid a Christ-Centered Life

This message from Ecclesiastes 7:7-10 was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, June 4, 2023. 

Solomon continues addressing temptations to live foolishly in both good and bad times. Specifically here in 7:7-10, you can be pressured to do what’s wrong, you can be proud of your position, and you can have a hair-trigger temper.

What’s on Your Playlist?

This message from Ecclesiastes 7:5-6 was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, May 28, 2023. 

Solomon addresses temptations to live foolishly in both good and bad times. Specifically here in 7:5-6, listen to believers’ Scripture-formed wisdom on how to live, not unbelievers’ self-centered message.

Solvitur ambulando—“It is solved by walking”

This message from Ecclesiastes 7:1-4 was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, May 21, 2023. 

Here Solomon teaches that it does matter how you live (7:1), and that wise living demonstrates you know how short life is (7:2-4).

Changing Gears

This message from Ecclesiastes 6:10-12 was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, May 14, 2023. 

When you truly submit to your sovereign God you will obey and trust him.

You can follow on an outline of this message, available here.

Rejoicing Contentment under a Sovereign God

This message from Ecclesiastes 5:18-6:9 was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, May 7, 2023. 

Solomon here teaches that believers must rejoice in God’s gifts, being content under his sovereignty.

You can follow on an outline of this message, available here.

A Serious Talk about Money in a Sin-Cursed World

This message from Ecclesiastes 5:8-17 was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, April 30, 2023. 

Solomon here teaches that in this sin-cursed world, you can be kept from enjoying God-given wealth because of unjust government, your own covetousness, selfish hoarding, or an unanticipated calamity.

You can follow on an outline of this message, available here.

The Resurrected Christ’s Plan for This Age

This message was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service on April 16, 2023. 

The resurrected Christ’s plan for this age until he returns is for Christians to go throughout the world, proclaim the gospel, immerse and add believers to local churches, and teach them to obey all Christ’s commands.

You can follow on an outline of this message, available here.

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ Changes Everything

This message was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, April 9, 2023. 

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a historical fact that affects what you must believe, how you must live, and what you can count on in the future.

You can follow on an outline of this message, available here.

The Crucifixion of Jesus Christ the King of the Jews

This message was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, April 2, 2023. 

At the cross Jesus Christ, the King of the Jews, voluntarily took sinners’ place and suffered the punishment of their sin, his death a once-for-all substitutionary sacrifice.

You can follow on an outline of this message, available here.

How to Waste Your Life and Lose it All

This message was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, March 26, 2023.

Solomon teaches in Ecclesiastes 5:1-7 that if you are a presumptuous hypocrite, you will waste your life and God will cause you to lose everything you’ve worked for.

You can follow on an outline of this message, available here.

Sin’s Effects on Work, Part 2

This message was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, March 12, 2023.

Solomon observes in Ecclesiastes 4:13-16 that the fickleness of people can make work frustrating instead of fulfilling.

You can follow on an outline of this message, available here.

Sin’s Effects on Work

This message was given by Pastor Dan Greenfield during our morning service, March 5, 2023.

Solomon observes in Ecclesiastes 4:4-12 that envy and selfish greed make work a frustrating mystery.

You can follow on an outline of this message, available here.

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