Credo – Week 4 | On the Third Day

There are moments when loss, failure, or plain doubt make everything feel pointless — when the biggest questions are about whether pain has meaning, whether your past defines you, or whether hope is just a comforting story. This sermon takes on that exact tension: the shock of a faith built on a crucified man and the hard demand that if he didn’t rise, nothing holds together. It names the sting of shame, the pull of despair, and the weight of having to choose what to believe about history and your own worth. The speaker walks through the resurrection not as abstract doctrine but as a claim with historical evidence, personal implications, and life-changing hope: an empty tomb, eyewitness testimony, and lives rebuilt. You’ll hear how that event reframes guilt into belonging, fear into courage, and small futures into a sure ending that frees the present — leaving you to reckon with the surprising consequences of a world where death does not have the last word.