We tend to forget the things we should remember and we remember things we should forget.” – Unknown
I don’t remember where I heard that, but I have never forgotten it. This week we come to the conclusion of our study in Ecclesiastes by exploring chapters eleven and twelve. Seven times in chapter twelve you find that word, “remember” (New Living Translation). It is a powerful reminder to remember from someone who forgot.
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This might be one of the most important passages in the Book of Ecclesiastes. We are going to look at a shift – it’s a massive realignment. It’s not a change of mind, it’s a mind change. It’s the difference in reformation and transportation. It’s where you move from dreaming about what you can do for God to discovering that God has his own dream for you, and it is something that He wants to do not only through you, but in you.
God’s dreams are exponentially bigger than ours. Read Ecclesiastes Five and see if you see it. But this is more than something we see; it’s something we experience.
