Samuel Somesan
Koinonia Ministries
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Jun 29, 2026
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Biblical Counseling Summer Series 2 29.06.2026 49:50
Terms, Classes, and Differentiators: What is Biblical Counseling?
Biblical Counseling Summer Series 1 22.06.2026 55:59
Introduction: Why Spend My Summer Here?
Koinonia Welcome Night 2026 09.06.2026 48:15
A New(?) Commandment?
Ecclesiastes 12:8-14 04.06.2026 56:52
Wrestle and struggle, listen and speak, but never give up on the Lord and His way.
Ecclesiastes 11:7-12:7 26.05.2026 34:00
Guest Speaker Vincent Rubio
Ecclesiastes 10:16-11:6 21.05.2026 43:48
Money isn’t everything, yet take diversified, consistent, appropriate risks to accumulate for worship through wealth.
Ecclesiastes 9:13-10:15 12.05.2026 36:39
Sit, walk, and stand in Wisdom incarnate even when the waves (paradoxes) of life threaten to drown you.
Ecclesiastes 9:1-12 01.05.2026 1:04:26
What kind of hands do you think God has?
Ecclesiastes 7:15-29 01.05.2026 54:05
Audio issue cut file short. If you find Solomon’s conclusions hit a little to close to home in describing how you think about the world, Ecclesiastes is calling you to wake up and realize you’ve been in the prostitute’s house before it’s too late.
Ecclesiastes 6:10-7:14 01.05.2026 1:03:39
When you abandon looking at things from God's point of view (a revelational epistemology), life will lose all its transcendent meaning. Thus, Ecclesiastes confronts the downward drift of our eyes that trust our own sense of goodness more than God's.
Ecclesiastes 6:1-9 25.03.2026 45:53
When you really investigate life, you will find it does suck in countless ways, but don't miss God's many earthly joys He gives you as a gift pointing to ultimate good in Him.
Ecclesiastes 5:8-20 18.03.2026 49:39
Josh Sneed
Ecclesiastes 4:7-16 11.03.2026 58:14
Please, I beg you, stop trying to go at it alone. You're home now, it's all going to be okay.
Ecclesiastes 3:16-4:6 11.03.2026 55:32
How sure are you really that God is a God of war for the oppressed?
Ecclesiastes 3:1-15 18.02.2026 1:03:51
Though God has ordered the universe coherently, humans still tend to miss the moment. But wisdom from above teaches us how to seek the right things and stand in awe of the One Shepherd.
Ecclesiastes 2:12-26 06.02.2026 55:50
Meaning is not found through wisdom or work—yet these are also a key part of God’s good gifts.
Ecclesiastes 2:1-11 26.01.2026 55:13
Seeking meaning through pleasure is fruitless, yet so too is seeking pleasure and happiness without meaning.
Ecclesiastes 1:3-18 19.01.2026 55:05
The mystery of human existence lies not in just staying alive, but in finding something to live for.
Ecclesiastes 1:1-2 14.01.2026 50:41
Life is Confusing: The first ~5-10 minutes of this recording are missing due to a technical issue. The written notes from the first portion of the lesson are included below: Intro: - Tonight, being journey into OT, into Ecclesiastes, part of the wisdom literature. Meant to teach us how to live well in this world. o But this world, this life is confusing as heck. - Your young adult years...
Acts 28 & 29 09.12.2025 1:06:32
Be a true Israelite—and take back what’s rightfully ours.
Acts 27 25.11.2025 55:53
You have divine life in your veins, bringing the calmness of Christ’s light and life to those drowning in darkness and death.
Acts 26 18.11.2025 54:15
My history with the Gospel that took our shared history of sin and replaced it with His history of righteousness can be their and our future of hope together.
Acts 25 11.11.2025 42:14
From Josh Sneed
Acts 24 03.11.2025 46:56
Train your mind in light of the resurrection to think clearly and act decisively so that you can stand confident on judgment day.
Acts 23 21.10.2025 38:19
In days that seem brutally human, there is no circumstance beyond God’s plan, and He will see you to the right destination.
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