Single Sermons by Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer

Holy zeal is sometimes a mask for unholy ambition.

Dr. Lutzer speaks at Dallas Theological Seminary based on the seminary’s theme, “Preach the Word.”

Being a fruit-bearing witness in the middle of a desert is a marvelous testimony to the world.  

Thankfulness grows best in the soil of our needs.

Join Dr. Erwin Lutzer at the Bughouse Square in Chicago as he proclaims the supremacy of Jesus Christ.

Even when God’s people are in the hands of wicked men, we are still in hands of God.

God doesn’t care much about buildings and temples; He cares about the human heart.

All of life, basically, is a rehearsal for that final time for heaven.

We need to be filled with the Holy Spirit in order to be effective witnesses for Christ.

Are we ready to be remade by the divine Potter?

Dr. Lutzer speaks on the ministry of D. L. Moody at the Bott Radio Network breakfast during the National Religious Broadcasters' Convention.

When you cry to God, you have His full attention.

We should celebrate Christianity all of the time: when times are good, bad, and even when evil comes our way.

It’s always a bad idea to rebel against God, because at the end of the day, God will always win.

There is one thing that can never be rationalized: our sin grieves God.