We live in a world more connected than ever, and yet many of us feel more alone than we would ever admit. Relationships are hard, exhausting, and costly, but the ache we feel without them is even heavier. In Ecclesiastes, Solomon reminds us that isolation is not freedom, it is loss, and that God has woven wisdom into friendship, marriage, and even singleness.
This message explores why our culture trains us for convenience instead of intimacy, and how the gospel calls us back to something deeper. Whether you are married, single, lonely, or surrounded by people but still unseen, this sermon asks one simple question, who is walking with you when life gets hard? Discover how God meets us, and sustains us, through the gift of meaningful relationships.
Scripture: Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 ESV
