St Jude's Church Wolverhampton

“Meaningless, Meaningless, all is meaningless.” That catchy little phrase starts the book Ecclesiastes off and then crops up several times throughout its brief 12 chapters.  Today we discover more of what the wise teacher means by this, and the wisdom he offers to unlock the meaning of life.   <br />
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Morning Worship: Philip Robertson – our vicar – leads and preaches, Nicky Robertson reads from the bible, and Daphne Clarke leads us in our prayers.  The Final hymn, we sing outside at the front of Church.

“Meaningless, Meaningless, all is meaningless.” That catchy little phrase starts the book Ecclesiastes off and then crops up several times throughout its brief 12 chapters.  Today we discover more of what the wise teacher means by this, and the wisdom he offers to unlock the meaning of life.   

Morning Worship: Philip Robertson – our vicar – leads and preaches, Nicky Robertson reads from the bible, and Daphne Clarke leads us in our prayers.  The Final hymn, we sing outside at the front of Church.

The Power of Wisdom  Ecclesiastes 9:13-10:20

One of the painful things about injustice is the feeling “I don’t deserve this!”  Sometimes that’s true, but sometimes it’s not.  Sometimes we find ourselves reaping a harvest of pain and difficulty that we really have no one to blame but ourselves, and that is painful to admit.  In chapter 8, the wise Teacher looks at the pains and fog of life that come upon us because of bad choices we’ve made in the past. <br />
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Morning Worship: Philip Robertson – our vicar – leads and preaches, Brian Titton reads from the bible, and Amita Sudra leads us in our prayers.  The Final hymn, we sing outside at the front of Church.

One of the painful things about injustice is the feeling “I don’t deserve this!”  Sometimes that’s true, but sometimes it’s not.  Sometimes we find ourselves reaping a harvest of pain and difficulty that we really have no one to blame but ourselves, and that is painful to admit.  In chapter 8, the wise Teacher looks at the pains and fog of life that come upon us because of bad choices we’ve made in the past. 

Morning Worship: Philip Robertson – our vicar – leads and preaches, Brian Titton reads from the bible, and Amita Sudra leads us in our prayers.  The Final hymn, we sing outside at the front of Church.

Living with Injustice  Ecclesiastes 8:2-17

If it feels to you that God is mean, then you’ll discover in Malachi 3:13-4:3 some of the generosity and care that he has for his people.  He also offers a glimpse of heaven to encourage his people to keep trusting him and faithfully following him, even when times are hard and godless people seem to get more pleasure through a life of ignoring God.

St Jude's Church Wolverhampton Videos

The Power of Wisdom Ecclesiastes 9:13-10:20

Living with Injustice Ecclesiastes 8:2-17

Looking Forward - Malachi 3:13-4:3

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St Jude's Church Wolverhampton Videos

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The Power of Wisdom Ecclesiastes 9:13-10:20

Living with Injustice Ecclesiastes 8:2-17

Looking Forward - Malachi 3:13-4:3

Grupo de Marcas