In Ecclesiastes 3, Solomon reminds us that life unfolds in seasons we cannot control or fully understand. We long to hold onto good moments, escape painful ones, and know what God is doing with the whole story, but wisdom invites us to receive God and His gifts in the season He has given us, trusting Him with what we cannot see or change. Even in seasons marked by suffering, injustice, and confusion, we can trust that God will ultimately make all things right. Through Jesus, God entered the limits of our time, experienced suffering and injustice, and secured a future where all things will be made new. Because of this hope, we are freed to enjoy the good gifts of today, release what we cannot control, and faithfully live the portion of the story entrusted to us, trusting that “all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.”