In "Better, "Tim Chaddick explores the ancient book of Ecclesiastes for readers who ask, "What does it take to find satisfaction? Will I ever find something in life that's "better "than this?" Most people live a life they never would have planned. The good news is that coming to the end of their expectations means they're on the brink of great wisdom, peace, and joy. That's what the ancient author of Ecclesiastes helps us figure out--it is quite possible to face detours in life and still find more satisfaction than you ever could have imagined." ""Better" explores the mysteries, scandalous lines, and deep truths of Ecclesiastes and applies them to life today. "Better "asks the questions that are on readers' hearts today--and points to answers from the heart of God. Here readers will find a vision oflife that is neither naive nor cynical, but realistic and hopeful. Because the truth is, when God answers the questions, it always gets better.
