Foundations – Week 12 | The Resurrection of the Body

A blaring horn and five minutes lost at a traffic light become a small, sharp example of a bigger ache: what if there’s nothing beyond this moment? This sermon confronts the quiet panic of people who feel life is only “now” — the rush to cram meaning into every hour, the envy, the impatience, the hollowness that shows up in busy schedules and angry reactions. The message argues that belief in a bodily resurrection gives everyday choices new weight. Rather than vague escapism, it offers a future that makes current actions matter — work, care, art, justice, forgiveness — because they’re part of a renewed story. Expect practical clarity about where hope actually lives, a balanced way to engage today without frantic grasping, and a reminder that belonging begins now and continues forever. Hear how that conviction reshapes ordinary life and the way we show love to others in the small moments.