The pandemic not only established a new way of dealing with health and public health issues, but also made it possible to envision pandemic scenarios in the most diverse sectors of society. The health crisis has become a humanitarian crisis, thus revealing the dark sides of a world that seems to be heading towards its downfall, on a collision course with itself. From the pandemic scenario and its consequences, the question that drives us will be hope and how it will move us towards a (post) pandemic world and, in turn, pave the ground that our feet will touch to move towards a reality that disavow the perfidious and morbid perspectives of this (post) pandemic world. The following methodology is carried out through the chosen bibliography and with a wide range of writings by the author in question. The chapters go through the different pandemic scenarios, the presentation of Moltmann s theology and its exchange with the thought of Ernst Bloch, the philosopher of hope, then the contribution of Jürgen Moltmann s theology to the (post) pandemic world, its provocative counterpart of hope and vitality to the scene. Our research, mediated by Jürgen Moltmann s eschatology, aims to raise life-giving hope in the Resurrected One, the horizons of life that irrigate the arid terrains of our existence, which are often conditioned by the news and announcements of a world in frank destruction.