The Bible displays the styles of its various human authors on every page. So, is the Bible a human book or is it a divine book? In this message, Pastor Lutzer addresses five honest questions many peo…

The Bible claims to be the Word of God. All over the world, Christians suffer for the Bible, skeptics are transformed by reading it, and some countries even ban it. In this message, Pastor Lutzer pro…

Christians are called to proclaim the excellencies of God. But do we truly know who He is? In this message, Pastor Lutzer shows you three examples of how the attributes of God call us to respond: sel…

How can anyone describe the infinite? Because of who God is, we should live differently, knowing that He has everything in hand. In this message from John 4, Pastor Lutzer explores two attributes of …

To see who God is, and what God is all about, all we need to do is look at Jesus. He willingly gave up His throne, came to Earth, and gave His life for us. In this message from Philippians 2, Pastor …

Some see Jesus’ death as merely a sad end to a good life. But the central mission of Jesus was to die and be raised, in exaltation. In this message, Pastor Lutzer marks three lessons about the invert…

Jesus sent the Spirit to dwell within His people. But what is the Holy Spirit and what does He do? In this message from 1 Corinthians 6, Pastor Lutzer shows us the companionship, power, and desires o…

What does being the Spirit’s temple actually mean? The Scripture reveals deep truths about the Holy Spirit and our own identity. In this message, Pastor Lutzer defines the Spirit’s four-fold ministry…

“Sin” is a word that has been dropped from modern vocabulary. Even some Christians prefer to think of “sins” as shortcomings or sicknesses. In this message from Ephesians 2, Pastor Lutzer exposes two…

All of us have a dark side. But the theologian Augustine realized he was a sinner by nature and necessity, yet sin is not essential to being human. In this message, Pastor Lutzer marks three critical…

Some think salvation is by works, or a mix of God’s grace with our good deeds. But salvation is a work of undeserved grace. In this message from Ephesians 2, Pastor Lutzer contrasts false views of sa…

The gospel simply means the good news. Jesus’ death and resurrection brings us forgiveness and life—that’s great news! In this message, Pastor Lutzer observes how true faith involves three elements: …

The world of the spirit realm is real. Unseen millions of God’s angels hover all around His people, serving those who are the heirs of salvation. In this message, Pastor Lutzer unveils the nature, pe…

Angels are God’s messengers, bringing His Word, protecting His people, and exerting His judgment. We’ll never know in this life how often angels have protected us. In this message from 1 Peter 1, Pas…

If the devil tempted us in a red suit with a pitchfork, we might laugh. But the real devil is clothed as an angel of light. In this message, Pastor Lutzer answers crucial questions about the enemy of…

Satan wants us to think he doesn’t exist. In fact, his strategy from the garden, to the early church, to today has been to impede our way to the Holy City. In this message from James 4, Pastor Lutzer…

The original word for “church” means the “called-out ones.” If we believe in Jesus, we’re called to be separate from the values of our culture. In this message from Ephesians 5, Pastor Lutzer explore…

Believers all over the world form Christ’s bride. Soon, we will be with our Groom forever—sanctified and dressed for the occasion. In this message, Pastor Lutzer observes three characteristics of the…

While Christians still disagree about exactly how and when Jesus will return, this should not be an issue that divides us. The blessed hope of Christ’s return motivates us. In this message from 1 The…

The return of Jesus to this earth will be the event of all time. When He comes, those who have loved and served Him will be raised to greet Him. In this message from 1 Thessalonians 4, Pastor Lutzer …

God’s people are like sheep, and the Lord Jesus Christ is our Shepherd. The familiarity of those words can obstruct us from the comfort of those words. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explores the int…

Many of us wander through life—thirsty, restless, and prone to straying. But Jesus, our Good Shepherd, suffered and sacrificed Himself for us. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explains how Jesus claims…