EPISODE · Mar 1, 2026
Christ Overcomes Our Futility
from TCBC Sunday Sermons
Christ Overcomes Our Futility Thesis: Only the Incarnate Christ can transform the futile human life he fully understands. 1. Our situation is futile. 2. Christ transforms our futile situation. 3. Christ replaces futility with glory. Reflection Question: How is Christ transforming the futility in my life? How could he if I yielded to him?
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