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Path To Purpose - A Study of Ecclesiastes

Path To Purpose - A Study of Ecclesiastes

By: South River Baptist Church
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This is a bible study based on the Path To Purpose Bible Study from The Daily Grace Co.

This is being led by several couples at South River Baptist Church.

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Episodes
  • Chasing the Wind - Week 2

    Chasing the Wind - Week 2
    Sep 25 2025

    Speaker: Eric Davidson

    Week 2: Chasing the Wind

    Text: Ecclesiastes 1:12–2:11

    Theme: The Futility of Human Achievement

    Summary: Solomon recounts his pursuit of wisdom, pleasure, and accomplishment—and how it all left him empty.

    Analysis of Chapter

    • The pointlessness in pursuing knowledge. (1:12-18)
    • The vanity of mirth, sensual pleasure, riches, and pomp. (2:1-11)

    Questions:

    • What have you pursued that didn’t satisfy?
    • How can ambition become a spiritual dead-end?

    Application: Journal your current goals and surrender them to God’s will.
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    54 mins
  • Life Under the Sun - Week 1

    Life Under the Sun - Week 1
    Sep 15 2025

    Speaker: Pastor Scott Townsell

    Week 1: Life Under the Sun

    Text: Ecclesiastes 1:1–11

    Theme: The Vanity of Life

    Summary: Solomon introduces the book by declaring that all is vanity. Life feels like a never-ending cycle without purpose unless viewed through God’s lens.

    Analysis of Chapter

    • Without God, all human actions are meaningless and empty. (1-3)
    • Man’s toil and lack of satisfaction. (4-8)
    • There is nothing new. (9-11)

    Questions:

    • Why do you think Solomon uses the word “vanity” so often?
    • What parts of your life feel repetitive or meaningless?

    Application: Reflect on areas where you are chasing meaning apart from God.
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    1 hr and 4 mins
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