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When we begin to read Ecclesiastes, we might be tempted to pay the Preacher no mind. He has a dreary story to tell, and we don't want to think about that right now. But the Preacher calls us in deeper to consider the truth, to shine the light in dark places. In this sermon, Meghan Wierwille talks about how God calls us to His living water instead of the cisterns that we build on our own. Our gains pale in comparison with God's plans for us in eternity.
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