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Ecclesiastes 6:7 (NIV)

Everyone’s toil is for their mouth, yet their appetite is never satisfied.

Everyone’s toil is for their mouth, yet their appetite is never satisfied.

October 4, 2025

James the Tech Guy

Solomon, reflecting on the pursuit of wealth and pleasure, exposes the endless cycle of human desire. No matter how much a person works or gains, satisfaction always slips just beyond reach when life is lived apart from God. Theologically, this verse points to the emptiness of chasing fulfillment through material means and the truth that only God can satisfy the soul.


For men today, this verse speaks directly to the grind of modern life. Many chase success, money, or recognition, believing each new goal will bring peace. Yet once they reach it, the hunger remains. Ecclesiastes 6:7 reminds us that contentment is not found in what we earn or own but in who we serve. Without God at the center, even the best rewards lose their meaning.


The takeaway is to stop feeding temporary appetites and start pursuing eternal fulfillment. Work hard, but do it with purpose. Enjoy what you have, but let your deepest satisfaction come from walking with God. Only in Him will your heart finally rest.

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