After This Life... – Week 1 | Having Certainty

Uncertainty about what happens after we die often shrinks how people live today—eat the dessert first, chase pleasures, and avoid asking the big questions. This message names that tension plainly: when eternity feels like a guessing game, life can become shallow, self-centered, and anxious. The sermon pulls no punches about how that uncertainty shows up in our choices, habits, and even how we treat the planet and each other. The speaker offers a different posture: certainty not rooted in personal performance but grounded in the resurrection and the promise of a renewed, embodied new creation. Rather than floating off as disembodied souls, hope looks forward to a restored world and changed bodies, which frees us now to love, serve, and invest in what lasts. You’ll hear practical ways that this assurance reshapes daily life and a vivid picture of what “100% certain” can mean for both now and what comes next.