Shores Church

08/09/2026

The Drift From True North

08/04/2026

One of the greatest lies we can believe is that we have to figure life out on our own.

Ecclesiastes reminds us that "two are better than one."

God didn't create us for isolation.

He created us for community, encouragement, and walking alongside one another through every season.

You weren't made to follow Jesus alone.

📖 Ecclesiastes 4:7–12

08/02/2026

Seaworthy

07/31/2026

Comparison has a way of stealing joy before we even realize it's happening.

We compare careers.
Homes.
Families.
Success.
Life.

Solomon saw the same struggle centuries ago.

The answer isn't having more.

The answer is finding peace in Christ instead of measuring ourselves against everyone else.

Because Jesus is enough.

📖 Ecclesiastes 4:4–6

07/28/2026

Sometimes the hardest questions are: "Why does evil seem to win?" "Where is God in injustice?"

Solomon wrestled with those same questions thousands of years ago.

Ecclesiastes doesn't pretend brokenness isn't real, but it points us toward the God who will make all things right.

Our hope isn't that life is easy.

Our hope is that Jesus has already entered our brokenness and defeated sin and death.

📖 Ecclesiastes 3:16–4:3

07/26/2026

Hold Fast

07/24/2026

How different would today look if we trusted that God sees what we cannot?

Ecclesiastes tells us that God has placed eternity in our hearts, yet we cannot fully grasp everything He is doing.

That can be frustrating—but it can also be freeing.

We don't have to understand every detail because we can trust the One who does.

📖 Ecclesiastes 3:1–15

07/21/2026

The current doesn't stop for us.

We all experience changing seasons, unexpected circumstances, and things completely outside of our control. Solomon reminds us that trying to control tomorrow only leaves us exhausted.

The good news is that while life changes, God doesn't.

If you've ever felt like life is moving faster than you can keep up, we hope this week's message encourages you.

📖 Ecclesiastes 3:1-15

07/19/2026

What's Keeping You Afloat

07/14/2026