Our sins have separated us—all of us—from God. But our Lord put in motion a plan to redeem all who believe in Jesus’ sacrificial death and resurrection. In this message, Pastor Lutzer leads us on a w…

Many Christians feel lost when they open the pages of Scripture. We often struggle to read through the entire Bible, getting stuck in Leviticus. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explores the Bible’s ma…

The Old Testament is made of many genres: prophecy, history, law, and wisdom literature. We should study with those types of categories in mind. In this flyover of the Old Testament, Pastor Lutzer fo…

God set apart the nation of Israel to bring Him glory among the nations. But the Old Testament recounts how many lost sight of God’s grand purpose. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares three reasons…

No playwright could dream of a story so wonderful. After years of silence from God, Jesus, the Christ, bursts onto the scene in this drama of redemption. In this message, Pastor Lutzer surveys three …

If the drama of the Scriptures were a play, it would have two acts, the Old and New Testaments. The central theme is that of a sacrifice. In this message, Pastor Lutzer ponders the basis of our redem…

The book of Revelation portrays our Christian hope. We long for the glorious return of Jesus, the resurrection of the dead, the judgments, the Millennial reign, and the eternity which follows. In thi…

The drama of redemption began in the garden of Eden and culminates in the new heavens and new earth. Revelation is the finale to God’s plan. In this message from Revelation 12-22, Pastor Lutzer marks…

No fear is as daunting as the fear of death. When Jesus finally arrived at His friend Lazarus’ graveside, He spoke this promise: that those who believe in Him will rise again to eternal life. In this…

When we die as believers, we do so within God’s loving providence, His loving purpose, and His mighty power. The sting of death is absorbed by the sacrifice of Jesus. In this message from John 5, Pas…

The central proof of our faith is Jesus’ resurrection. The city of Athens was filled with false gods, but Paul went to Mars Hill to preach judgment and resurrection. In this message from Acts 17, Pas…

We need hope for what lies beyond the grave. Paul’s discourse in Athens pointed the way to that hope, through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this message, Pastor Lutzer identifies three differe…

Many attempt to ignore Jesus, but we can’t ignore Him when we die. No one can change their destination after death. In this message from Revelation 1, Pastor Lutzer plunges into a stunning descriptio…

Disappointment with God is not a new phenomenon for God’s people. When Jesus died, His followers’ dreams died. In this message from Luke 24, Pastor Lutzer shows two ways Jesus speaks into His discipl…

Our shattered dream might be a physical illness or a broken family. The two disciples on the road to Emmaus were grieved and did not recognize the resurrected Jesus. In this message, Pastor Lutzer ce…

Is there room for doubt in the Christian faith? Jesus’ followers hid away in an upper room after His devastating death. In this message from John 20, Pastor Lutzer introduces us to a skeptic, Thomas,…

Doubting Thomas needed proof to believe Jesus was indeed alive. Jesus extended a blessing to those of us who believe without seeing the proof ourselves. In this message, Pastor Lutzer observes three …

Nothing could withstand Christ’s resurrection power, coming back to life in brilliant glory. But His followers did not know where He had gone. In this message from John 20, Pastor Lutzer introduces u…

When God raised His Son from death, the wages of sin were proven to be fully paid. But we must also assess our own relationship with Jesus. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shows three aspects of Mary …

Everyone faces death. Whether rich or poor, king or peasant, all of us will face that certain day. In this message from 1 Corinthians 15, Pastor Lutzer shares the facts and the necessity of a resurre…

None of us can go into heaven as sinners. Believers share the great hope that we will also be raised from the dead just like Jesus was. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares two vital conclusions abo…