Credo – Week 9 | Life Of The World To Come

When the news, loss, and small daily defeats add up so the future feels uncertain, it’s hard to keep living with meaning. This message names that ache — from grief and burnout to the sense that our work won’t matter beyond our lifetime — and refuses the hurry to escape or numb. It meets the specific fear that everything we care about might simply vanish. Grounded in the vision of a renewed heaven and earth, the sermon argues the future is not an erasure but a glorification: scars made beautiful, culture redeemed, relationships healed. That changes how we live now — to relax into purpose, to serve without hoarding, and to treat ordinary tasks as holy work that will last. Hear how the end of the story rewrites the meaning of today and leaves an unexpected, hopeful invitation to keep building.