Sweets Church

10/28/2026

10/27/2026

How do we live in a world where righteous people suffer, wicked people prosper, and doesn't always make sense?
In Ecclesiastes 7 Vs 15 - 8 Vs 17, we learn to God, acknowledge our own sinfulness, trust His justice, and rest in His even when we don't understand His ways.

10/25/2026

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How do we live wisely in a world where righteous people suffer, wic...

10/21/2026

What can teach us that comfort often cannot? In “The School of Sorrow,” Pastor Wesley DeVries walks through Ecclesiastes 7 Vs 1-14 to show how God can use grief, correction, and life’s limitations to make us wise. We’re to build a life of faithful character, choose patience over pride, and live in the present without letting anger or nostalgia take over. We can enjoy God’s today and trust Him through adversity, even when we don’t know what tomorrow holds. Our is in Jesus Christ, who faced death and rose victorious over it.

10/18/2026

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What can sorrow teach us that comfort often cannot? In “The School ...

10/17/2026

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Join us for Soup Sunday tomorrow, Sunday, October 18, after the service. Stay for a bowl of soup and time together with our church family.

10/13/2026

Ecclesiastes warns that true is never in the endless accumulation of material or possessions. Instead, we must recognize that both our provisions and the capacity to enjoy them are gracious from God. By trusting Him with the uncontrollable aspects of life, we find that contentment in Christ allows us to remain grateful even amidst hardship. Our deepest, lasting satisfaction rests solely in , who provides the hope of eternal life and the freedom to share generously.

10/11/2026

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How much would be enough? This Thanksgiving, Ecclesiastes challenge...

10/06/2026

Solomon teaches that approaching the Almighty requires intentional and profound . We are commanded to guard our steps and our mouths to ensure our worship and promises align with His holiness. True fear of God is not a paralyzing terror, but a deep, awe-filled recognition of His . This godly posture draws us into a more faithful and obedient relationship with our Creator.