http://www.thefieldschurch.org Audio sermons from The Fields Church in Carlsbad, CA. en Audio sermons from The Fields Church in Carlsbad, CA. The Fields Church no The Fields Church Sermons shane@thefieldschurch.org ℗ & © 2010 The Fields Church 720 When we die we will leave behind all that we have labored for in this life. While that can be kind of depressing to think about, it reminds us that there is so much more to this life than just living to produce. This sobering thought points us to live life before the face of God (coram deo) and enjoy the blessings He has given us and yet not live enslaved to those blessings. http://www.thefieldschurch.org/sermon/cant-take-it-with-you http://www.thefieldschurch.org/mediafiles/100307.mp3 Sun, 07 Mar 2010 19:40:11 GMT David Fandey Ecclesiastes 35:18 Seeking pleasure is not necessarily wrong in and of itself. God has designed us to desire and enjoy pleasures He has given us within His will. However, pleasure as the ultimate or the end in itself ultimately does not deliver! God loves us so much that He is unwilling to let us find peace or joy or fulfillment in anything else other than Himself. http://www.thefieldschurch.org/sermon/the-pleasure-test http://www.thefieldschurch.org/mediafiles/100228.mp3 Sun, 28 Feb 2010 20:47:00 GMT David Fandey Ecclesiastes 39:10 Note: Due to some technical problems, the end of this sermon is cut off. http://www.thefieldschurch.org/sermon/the-gospel-in-and-out http://www.thefieldschurch.org/mediafiles/100221.mp3 Sun, 21 Feb 2010 22:23:42 GMT Jesse Winkler of Kaleo Church Note: Due to some technical problems, the end of this sermon is cut off. 57:07 Wisdom from God is good and considered to be a gift from Him. However, pursuing wisdom and knowledge as an end in themselves is just one more form of idolatry and outside of God is meaningless. God’s wisdom leads us to see our need for Him and the gospel. http://www.thefieldschurch.org/sermon/wisdom-hunter http://www.thefieldschurch.org/mediafiles/100214.mp3 Sun, 14 Feb 2010 02:09:58 GMT David Fandey Ecclesiastes 40:47 Life under the sun without the God perspective is a series of endless cycles of repetition devoid of meaning. Nothing changes, nothing is new! We see the human condition as a monotonous prison akin to the fate of the mythological Sysiphus condemned to a futile eternity. The writer points us to a world that is in bondage. Redemption is required for everything that God has created under the sun. Only in redemption do we find hope. That is ultimately the call in Ecclesiastes! http://www.thefieldschurch.org/sermon/dust-in-the-wind http://www.thefieldschurch.org/mediafiles/100207.mp3 Sun, 07 Feb 2010 05:38:27 GMT David Fandey Ecclesiastes 33:19 When life is looked at from a purely earthly perspective, “life under the sun”, we have to ask if there is any point or meaning to it. In Ecclesiastes, the wisest man who ever lived, leads us on an epic journey to explore the meaning of life from every possible angle. We’ll find ourselves examining what idols our hearts have produced to give us meaning and compare that with where God says meaning is found. http://www.thefieldschurch.org/sermon/the-beginning-and-the-end http://www.thefieldschurch.org/mediafiles/100131.mp3 Sun, 31 Jan 2010 22:50:19 GMT David Fandey Ecclesiastes 50:24 As Christians in the West, we need to be ready to meet the physical and spiritual needs of both those locally and globally in obedience to God’s direction. http://www.thefieldschurch.org/sermon/vision http://www.thefieldschurch.org/mediafiles/100124.mp3 Sun, 24 Jan 2010 21:43:40 GMT David Fandey Values 41:32 http://www.thefieldschurch.org/sermon/a-steady-diet-of-faith http://www.thefieldschurch.org/mediafiles/100117.mp3 Sun, 17 Jan 2010 22:12:52 GMT Dean Wiebracht & David Fandey Values 53:24 http://www.thefieldschurch.org/sermon/value-community http://www.thefieldschurch.org/mediafiles/100110.mp3 Sun, 10 Jan 2010 03:48:00 GMT David Martinelli Values 55:28 We recognize God’s grace in our lives. He has forgiven us and so we freely share that forgiveness with others. That translates into being people who are learning patience, flexibility, compassion and acceptance with others. Grace doesn’t ignore sin, it deals with it and forgives it. http://www.thefieldschurch.org/sermon/a-steady-diet-of-grace http://www.thefieldschurch.org/mediafiles/100103.mp3 Sun, 03 Jan 2010 18:23:50 GMT David Fandey Values 41:39