Vapor: Life is Hard. Then You Die.

This week, Tyler delves into some of the darkest truths in Ecclesiastes, examining how injustice, suffering, and mortality shape human existence. It also offers a stark contrast between a worldview without God (leading to despair) and one with God (providing hope and purpose).

While Ecclesiastes paints a bleak picture of life without God, Christianity offers hope beyond suffering. Tyler presents three key truths that separate a Christian worldview from an atheistic one:

1. God Suffers With Us

2. God is Working Against Evil

3. There Will Be Final Judgment and Justice

Ecclesiastes is honest about suffering, but Christianity offers a way to deal with it. Without God, suffering is meaningless. With God, suffering is part of a redemptive story.

~ Jesus entered suffering to show us that God cares.

~ Evil is not from God, but He is actively working against it.

~ Final judgment ensures that every wrong will be made right. ~ Christian hope is stronger than secular despair.

~ You can trade a worldview of indifference for one of purpose, love, and eternity.