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  1. 12M AGO

    The Resurrection that Guarantees THE Resurrection

    Issaquah Christian Church

    42 min

  2. MAR 29

    Who's Your Ride or Die?

    When Jesus rode into Jerusalem, he wasn’t looking for fans; he was riding straight into death and resurrection for his friends. In Mark 10 he walks ahead, knowingly predicting betrayal, mocking, crucifixion, and “after three days he will rise,” taking on Daniel’s “Son of Man” role in a way no one expected. In Mark 11 he stages a humble but royal entry, fulfilling the promise of a gentle king on a colt and forcing the question: will you just shout “Hosanna,” or will you trust this King?

    45 min

  3. MAR 22

    The End of the Matter: Heaven’s People in a Hevel World

    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

    45 min

  4. MAR 15

    Still On The Clock: Investing Your Later Years

    Ecclesiastes 11–12 paints aging as both a slow “ceremony of losses” and a gift of more mornings of light to rejoice in. This sermon pushes back on the retirement-as-escape script and reframes later years as entrusted time from your Creator. You may retire from a job, but you never retire from remembering God or investing your strength, story, and prayers in his Kingdom and the generations coming after you.

    45 min

  5. MAR 8

    Whose Energy? Youth, Risk & Courage

    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.

    48 min

  6. MAR 1

    Created For Joy: Eden, Ecclesiastes, and Jesus

    Ecclesiastes 9 and 11 call us to “go, eat…drink…enjoy” in the same hevel world that feels unfair and fragile, not because life is easy but because God is still generous. This sermon traces the story from Eden to Qohelet to Jesus, showing that we were created for joy with God, not slavery to pleasure or duty. Jesus—who shares the Father’s own joy—invites us to abide in his love so that “my joy may be in you, and your joy may be full,” making holiness and happiness not rivals but companions.

    45 min

  7. FEB 22

    House of Mourning: Wisdom, Grief, and Hope

    Qohelet says the house of mourning is “better” than the house of feasting because it tells the truth about our limits and pushes us to “lay it to heart.” This sermon walks through death as a teacher, grief as a strange school of wisdom, and Jesus as the only anchor strong enough to hold when the storm hits. Drawing on Ecclesiastes 7 and 9 and the story of our daughter Ella’s death, we explore how facing our mortality can actually deepen hope, reshape priorities, and tether us more securely.

    47 min

  8. FEB 14

    Treasure Enough: Enjoying God and Holding Wealth Lightly

    Ecclesiastes exposes “gold sickness”—loving money so much that it ends up owning you—and contrasts it with the quiet joy of receiving your portion as God’s gift. This message weaves Qohelet’s warning with Proverbs, Philippians, and 1 Timothy to show how gratitude, contentment, and generosity free us from the lie that “more” will finally be enough. When God himself becomes your treasure, you can hold wealth lightly, enjoy what you have, and share it freely—confident you already have more than enough in Christ.

    48 min
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  • Creator
    Issaquah Christian Church
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    101
  • Rating
    Clean
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