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Samson: A Man With Two Hearts
The weapons of the Spirit are more important and powerful than the weapons of the flesh.
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The Attributes of God | Week 33: Jealous
Our ideas of God are always too small. We are not dealing with a tame God, but the God of the Bible who is jealous and wrathful. “The LORD is a jealous and avenging God; the LORD is avenging and wrathful; the LORD takes vengance on his adversaries and keeps wrath for his enemies.”- Nahum 1:2 Here are all of the ways that you can follow along with 5 Minutes With Pastor Lutzer: On our Podcast via iTunes and Google Play On our Facebook page On our YouTube channel Click here to receive your own set of Attributes of God cards Transcript: … Read More >
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After You've Blown It
What do you do when you don’t know what to do? If you have destroyed a relationship, lost all your money, or made other wrong choices that have come back … See More >
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The Value Of Life
Because God will ultimately settle the score, we can release the anger in our hearts.
Blog Post
5 Minutes With Pastor Lutzer | When You've Been Wronged Part 1
Are you ever overwhelmed with anger? Or perhaps you perpetually keep others at a safe distance, guarding yourself against any possible hurt. Join Pastor Lutzer as he begins a new mini-series, entitled, “When You’ve Been Wronged: Moving from Bitterness to Restoration.” Let’s be guided by God’s transforming word as we navigate the hurt and bitterness that often exists in fallen human relationships. Here are all of the ways that you can follow along with 5 Minutes With Pastor Lutzer: On our Podcast via iTunes and Google Podcasts On our Facebook page On our YouTube channel Transcript: Welcome to “5 Minutes with … Read More >
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Day 7 – The Justice of Man
Today’s Reading: John 18:12 - 19:16Today’s Reference: 1 Peter 2:23 “When he was reviled, he did not revile in return; when he suffered, he did not threaten, but continued entrusting himself to him who judges justly.” Jesus had six trials before His Crucifixion, and not one of them was fair. Hired witnesses, violence, judges doing double-duty as prosecutors…never has the phrase “travesty of justice” been more true. How did He respond? He knew He would never have a fair trial; a fair trial would never have condemned Him to death. But He was willing to trust God’s justice in … Read More >