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What really happens after we die? It's one of the oldest and most important questions humanity has ever asked. Whether prompted by loss, illness, tragedy, or simply the reality of our own mortality, every person eventually wrestles with what comes next.

In this episode of Ask A Pastor, we explore what the Bible teaches about eternity, heaven, judgment, and the hope we have because of Jesus Christ. Rather than relying on speculation or popular opinion, we look at the promises of Scripture and the resurrection of Jesus—the foundation of the Christian's hope.

Together, we'll answer questions like:

• What happens when we die?
• Is heaven a real place?
• Will everyone stand before God?
• Why does eternity matter for the way we live today?
• How does the gospel change our future and our present?

You'll discover that death is not the end for those who trust in Christ, that heaven is ultimately about being with Jesus, and that an eternal perspective transforms our priorities, relationships, and purpose today.

Most importantly, we'll consider the question that matters more than what happens after we die: What have we done with Jesus?

If you've ever wondered about eternity or needed encouragement to live with greater purpose and hope, this conversation is for you.

Key Scriptures: John 11, 1 Corinthians 15, 1 Thessalonians 4, Matthew 25, John 14, Revelation 21, Colossians 3, Matthew 6, Philippians 1, and John 3:16.

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Where Are You Rooted? | Hope Church Cleburne Sermon Podcast

The fruit of your life is never an accident—it always grows from your roots.

In this message from Luke 6:43-45, Pastor Todd explores one of Jesus' most powerful illustrations: a tree is known by its fruit. But before fruit ever appears, something much deeper is happening beneath the surface. The condition of our hearts, the source we draw from, and the stability of our spiritual roots all determine the kind of life we produce.

Are you rooted in God's Word or the opinions of the world? Are you staying planted through difficult seasons, or allowing disappointment and offense to uproot your faith? And when life's storms come, what do they reveal about what's growing inside you?

Through practical illustrations, biblical truth, and encouraging application, this sermon reminds us that God isn't just interested in changing our behavior—He wants to transform our hearts. Healthy roots lead to healthy fruit.

If you've ever felt discouraged in your spiritual growth, struggled to stay grounded, or wondered why certain patterns keep appearing in your life, this message will challenge and encourage you to examine where you're truly rooted.

Because the fruit everyone sees is determined by the roots nobody sees.

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In a world where it’s easy to point out everyone else’s faults, Jesus calls us to something much harder—examining our own hearts first. In this Father’s Day message, we dive into Luke 6:37-42 and discover what Jesus really meant when He said, “Judge not.”

Jesus isn’t condemning discernment; He’s confronting hypocrisy. Before we criticize others, we must allow God to deal with the areas of our own lives that need transformation. Through powerful illustrations and practical application, this message challenges fathers, leaders, and every believer to lead with humility, self-awareness, and grace.

Join us as we explore three life-changing principles:
• Judge yourself before you judge others.
• Judge your vision before you lead.
• Judge the log before the speck.

Whether you’re a parent, spouse, leader, or simply seeking to follow Jesus more faithfully, this message will encourage you to remove the barriers that keep you from seeing clearly and help you become the kind of example others can follow.

Transformation begins when we stop focusing on everyone else’s flaws and allow Jesus to transform us first.

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