When we can’t help ourselves, God provides others who can bear our burdens. Four friends tore open a roof to help their friend. In this message from Mark 2, Pastor Lutzer reveals three snapshots of t…

Many carry a burden of guilt that no amount of self-forgiveness can lift. When Jesus healed a paralyzed man, He proved His authority to forgive sins. In this message from Mark 2, Pastor Lutzer explai…

“Who do you say that Jesus is?” When Jesus healed a demon-oppressed man, the Pharisees claimed His power came from Satan rather than God. In this message from Matthew 12, Pastor Lutzer shares three r…

Many wonder if they’ve committed the unpardonable sin. When Jesus warned against it, He was talking with the Pharisees who wanted to destroy Him. In this message from Matthew 12, Pastor Lutzer shares…

How can we go on in a world spinning out of control? We keep our eyes fixed on God’s glory. In this message from Luke 9, Pastor Lutzer explores the events of the transfiguration and the “exodus” Jesu…

Every day we hear a thousand voices call out, saying “listen to me.” But only one voice really matters. In this message from Luke 9, Pastor Lutzer helps us understand the moment when Jesus was transf…

Jesus faced untold agony and suffering in Gethsemane. In the garden, Jesus faced a cup He alone could drink. In this message from Matthew 26, Pastor Lutzer explains what that cup truly was and how Je…

Some Christians believe the walk of faith should bring them happiness and prosperity. But our Lord’s real legacy includes suffering. In this message from Matthew 26, Pastor Lutzer shares three takeaw…

Death is everyone’s unavoidable fate. Death is the legacy of the first sin committed by Adam and Eve. In this message, Pastor Lutzer answers skeptics’ theories and reveals Christ as the God who’s alr…

Christians are promised to be raised just as Christ was raised. Our ultimate resurrection hinges on what we personally do with Jesus. In this message, Pastor Lutzer identifies the most common objecti…

A rapid tour through creation reveals the overwhelming complexity and beauty of all God has made. So, why are we on this planet? In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares three secrets to stepping into o…

Many of us stay awake at night worrying about our possessions and finances. Seeing ourselves as God’s caretakers can help change our entire perspective. In this message, Pastor Lutzer reveals three p…

Many of us are angry or dissatisfied with our lot in life. Through plenty or poverty, God demonstrates His faithfulness towards His people. In this message from Deuteronomy 8, Pastor Lutzer explains …

God owns it all. In fact, He’s entrusted us to manage it. In this message, Pastor Lutzer unpacks what the Landlord of creation expects of His stewards, walking through biblical principles for handlin…

True giving is an expression of heart devotion. When God’s people built the tabernacle, they gave their resources generously and willingly. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explains five principles for…

Everyone can bring an offering to God from the heart. Throughout the Bible, there’s a connection between willing givers and true worshipers. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares two decisive lessons…

Jesus is our standard in giving. He made Himself nothing in order to give us everything. In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Lutzer identifies five characteristics of the generous people at …

Why do we pour our lives into things that don’t last? Christ Himself became poor so that we might become rich—and that changes how we give. In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Lutzer explain…

Prosperity-gospel preachers too often twist giving into a get-rich scheme. So, how much should we give? In this message from 2 Corinthians 9, Pastor Lutzer provides three principles that answer the q…

It takes faith to sow what we put in the soil. What harvest can we expect when we give generously to God? In this message from 2 Corinthians 9, Pastor Lutzer shows three harvests that money can never…

Time is a limited commodity. God’s given us 1,440 minutes a day we can never recapture. In this message from Ephesians 5, Pastor Lutzer explains the meaning of “redeem the time” as we walk in step wi…