Evil doesn’t change just because of an honest ruler. At the end of the Millennium, even though the world will have unprecedented access to the King of kings, many will still side with Satan for one f…

The idea of final judgment offends many people. They can’t conceive that God would send anyone to an everlasting hell. In this message from Revelation 20, Pastor Lutzer takes a sobering look at what …

The Bible teaches about the ultimate lake of fire where unbelievers will go. But why will unbelievers be judged this way? In this message from Revelation 20, Pastor Lutzer offers clear teaching on th…

According to the Bible, if anyone’s name isn’t found in the Book of Life, they will be thrown into the lake of fire. We all must face the excuses and hardness of our hearts. In this message, Pastor L…

We all long for home. When the New Jerusalem descends from heaven, it will be the forever home of the redeemed from all the ages. In this message, Pastor Lutzer introduces what will last in heaven an…

Despite the burdens, suffering, and shame we carry, we were made to live with eternity in mind. In eternity, Jerusalem is the Holy of Holies, where no priest will be needed to mediate our access. In …

Imagine enjoying perfect health, holy unity, and unhindered worship, serving God together into “the ages of the ages.” Everything will be good, perfect, and beautiful. In this message, Pastor Lutzer …

What gives Christians peace and comfort when faced with death? Once our life has ended on Earth, there won’t be another chance. In this message, Pastor Lutzer clarifies the only way we can enter God’…

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. God will bring His children safely home. In this message from John 11, Pastor Lutzer celeb…

Death intimidates us, threatening us with our mortality. But the sting of death was absorbed by the sacrifice of Jesus. In this message from John 5, Pastor Lutzer articulates the choice set before ea…

What is God like? On Mars Hill in Athens, pagan thinkers listened as the Apostle Paul described the one true God. In this message from Acts 17, Pastor Lutzer shares an in-depth explanation of how God…

Many people claim they have had near-death experiences. But the only person we should trust is somebody who was actually dead and rose again. In this message from Acts 17, Pastor Lutzer points to the…

Jesus is still in the news. But what are the characteristics of Jesus as He’s truly revealed Himself? In this message from Revelation 1, Pastor Lutzer plunges into a stunning description of the risen…

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 invites us to picture the door to …

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 walks us through the Old Testament Scripture…

We all have dreams which have been shattered such as a physical illness or broken family. Two disciples walked away from Jerusalem after Jesus had died thinking that all their hopes had died with Him…

On the road to Emmaus, two disciples were grieved by their Messiah’s death. In fact, they did not recognize the resurrected Jesus until He broke bread with them. In this message, Pastor Lutzer celebr…

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…