May 6, 2022

Important Info:

• National Equipped Conference Push - We believe that this event will be one NOT to miss. Be sure to pump this even in your ministries and Life Groups! And as a reminder, if someone can’t attend due to financial constraints, push them our way so that we can scholarship their registration fees. Let’s get our whole church at this conference!

• Awana Graduation (For Thursday Awana LG’s) - Awana graduation is THIS coming Thursday. Be sure to get anyone with an Awana student into the Legacy Life auditorium by 8pm to start the final ceremony.

• Reminder - Men’s Deacon Meeting - Men, we will have a Men’s Deacon meeting on 5/22 from 6-8pm at the church office: 12592 W Explorer Dr Suite 100 Boise, ID, 83713. We will be talking about something we’ll be doing over the next several months that is critical to the spiritual health of the men in our church.

Application Questions:

Getting The Most Out Of The Mist
Putting Ecclesiastes To Work
Ecclesiastes 11:1-6

1. Read Ecclesiastes 3:9-13. What are some current situations in your life where the providence of God is particularly
   encouraging to you? How should this reality change your outlook on the situation?

2. Read Ecclesiastes 10:8 & 11:4. The first verse warns us about the dangers of being too hasty in our work, while the second warns us about being too cautious in our work. Do you naturally lean one of those two directions? What are some things we should consider to make sure we are avoiding both of these errors?

3. Read Ecclesiastes 11:6. As you consider this verse, in what area of your life/work would you most like to be more diligent? What will more diligence in that area look like?

4. Read Colossians 4:5-6. How do you think you could be more industrious with the current evangelistic opportunities in your life? How could you make more of the opportunities God has brought your way?

5. As we begin to close up Ecclesiastes, how has studying this book changed/refreshed your perspective on life? How should these changes specifically affect your outlook on your “work,” whatever that may be?