Many of us question our value, whether we really matter. The sealing of the Holy Spirit communicates our identity and purpose as God’s children. In this message from Ephesians 1, Pastor Lutzer unveil…

How sure can we be that our heavenly home is secure? Though we face distractions, temptations, and worries, God has firmly established a sign of ownership on His children. In this message from Ephesi…

Is it possible to have real confidence when we pray? In Ephesians 1, Paul leads us to pray for wisdom, illumination, and enlightenment. In this message, Pastor Lutzer teaches how to pray in the cente…

Most of us pray for immediate concerns. But Paul taught the Ephesians to pray with a view to God’s big picture. In this message, Pastor Lutzer makes two life-changing observations about praying in Go…

We are in dire need of God’s grace. We’re not merely sick; we require a resurrection from God because we can’t fix ourselves. In this message, Pastor Lutzer establishes our condition before grace res…

Because grace is so amazing, it can be difficult to accept. As humans, we evaluate others by comparison. In this message, Pastor Lutzer notices two kinds of people who think they don’t need God’s gra…

What could bind together diverse races and ethnic groups? Because Jesus reconciled us to one another, we can find a humble unity at the foot of the cross. In this message, Pastor Lutzer describes fiv…

We are born self-seeking and prejudiced. The Bible says the reason we are alienated and fragmented is because of sin. In this message from Ephesians 2, Pastor Lutzer celebrates how Jesus came and tor…

With all the chaos in the world, what is God’s real agenda? Some believe the local church is obsolete, so they think lightly of any involvement or role in the church. In this message, Pastor Lutzer l…

Is God passive, watching us on the earth below from afar? No, Paul tells us that God is actively building His church, a place for His dwelling through His Spirit. In this message, Pastor Lutzer appli…

Through the coming of Christ, God revealed a plan hidden in His eternal decrees. Both Jew and Gentile can now be joint heirs and members of God’s family. In this message, Pastor Lutzer pulls back the…

To be an heir means having a future. As believers, we are heirs of eternal life and much more. In this message from Ephesians 3, Pastor Lutzer outlines the implications of God’s mystery for our daily…

God’s love toward us is not measured by the events we face in life. The Apostle Paul prayed that believers may have the strength to comprehend God’s indescribable love for us in any circumstance. In …

Is Christianity all that it promises to be? God has revealed the glories of heaven lavished on us—even today. In this message from Ephesians 3, Pastor explains the conditions of a life yielded to God…

We all have people in our lives who stretch our patience quotient. So how do we form lasting relationships, especially in the church? In this message from Ephesians 4, Pastor Lutzer recounts the grea…

Unity is easy in theory, tough in practice. When the church operates in unity with all our personal differences, the world can clearly see that Jesus is present among us. In this message, Pastor Lutz…

The church has been blessed by Christ. If everyone is exercising their gifts and serving Christ’s body, we will be a healthy congregation. In this message, Pastor Lutzer provides insight into spiritu…

What does a healthy church look like? The church cannot be healthy unless everyone comes together, identifies their gifts, and joyfully serves. In this message, Pastor Lutzer teaches us three distinc…

What we think leads to what we do. Without Christ, our minds are darkened, alienated from God, and filled with sensuality. In this message, Pastor Lutzer defines why the mind is so important: it has …

People don’t change unless they think differently. The renewal of our mind is a constant process as we replace the old self with the habits of the new self. In this message, Pastor Lutzer discloses t…

How can people change, especially when they are gripped by addiction? When God makes us a new creation, we are no longer merely products of our environment or heredity. In this message, Pastor Lutzer…

God does not intend to save us, only to let us wallow in our bad habits. He’s in the transformation business. In this message from Ephesians 4, Pastor Lutzer gives us five sinful habits we can replac…

God is working in us to make us like Himself. Because we belong to His family, we resemble our Father. In this message from Ephesians 5, Pastor Lutzer imparts lessons on how to model God’s qualities …