In today's installment, Pastor Kevin Cain & Rev. Dr. David Spence celebrate the 400th episode of 'The Bible in a Year' by closing out the Book of Proverbs and stepping into one of the most unique & challenging books in all of Scripture — Ecclesiastes — where Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived, wrestles honestly with the vanity of a life lived apart from God. The hosts unpack the closing chapters of Proverbs with standout passages on pride, fear of man, and God's sovereignty over justice before diving into Ecclesiastes. For this episode, Pastor Kevin shares his long-standing frustration with Solomon's drift — connecting it powerfully to the Psalms of lament and reminding listeners that even inspired Scripture can capture the raw & honest cries of a heart that has wandered. A standout moment comes as Rev. Spence shares how Ecclesiastes 3:1–8 — "for everything there is a season" — has been a passage he reads at nearly every funeral, recounting the deeply personal moment he turned to those words when his own father passed away. Throughout it all, the episode is a rich & deeply human reminder that two are better than one, that eternity is written on every human heart, and that when Jesus is placed at the center of every relationship and season of life, nothing can be broken — because He holds all things together.

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