We often feel abandoned by God when calamity strikes. The story of a questioning prophet shows how God works through even our worst disasters. In this interview, Pastor Lutzer explains how to find joy when everything falls apart. Rather than demanding explanations, what if we chose joy in God’s sovereignty?

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Many feel betrayed and shortchanged when God fails to come through as expected. Abraham experienced the mystery of divine silence when he prayed for Sodom. In this interview, Pastor Lutzer reveals how God answers our hearts in unexpected ways. God's hidden purposes often go beyond temporary relief.

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We often feel cheated when we don’t get what we ask for in prayer. By exploring the book of James, we see why our prayers often go unheeded. In this interview, Pastor Lutzer reveals the vital prerequisites for prayer that truly transforms. Are we ready to stop treating God like an ATM and move towards a life of deep fellowship?

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When God is silent, we wonder if He’s forsaken us. Through an exploration of “Word of Faith” theology, we examine why certain promises seem to fail. In part one of this interview with Pastor Larry McCarthy, Pastor Erwin Lutzer reveals the theological errors of the “Name-it, Claim-it.”. Move from demanding to seeking intimacy with God.

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Deep sorrow often stems from the silence of God in our darkest hours. Even our redeemer faced the agony of unanswered prayer. In this message from Mark 14, Pastor Lutzer uncovers lessons on receiving trials from God’s hand and finding grace to endure. Could a “no” from Heaven may be God’s most merciful way of hearing us?

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Many use prayer only like an emergency oxygen mask during life’s turbulence. But beyond our simple requests lies the Father’s invitation to fellowship. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explains how to watch, pray, and accept God’s will. Will we look past our circumstances to see the loving hand of God?

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Many feel betrayed and shortchanged when God fails to come through as expected. By examining the Savior's petition in the garden, we see the weight of a divine refusal. In this message from Mark 14, Pastor Lutzer explains the necessity of the cup and the call to watch. Let’s find enduring peace when heaven seems silent.

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Many struggle with deconstruction when the heavens remain silent. Through the olive groves of Gethsemane, we find Jesus facing a similar agony. In this message, Pastor Lutzer reveals how Christ submitted to the Father, accepting the cup. Discover how our redemption depended on that unanswered prayer in the garden.

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The Christian life is one of joy and suffering. The trials of our faith are more precious than any temporary riches. In this message, Pastor Lutzer guides us to be content with the God to whom we pray. If we live this way, we also will belong with the heroes of faith who went on to die without seeing all the promises fulfilled in this life.

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Many people pray for years, asking God for deliverance. Even so, faith is ultimately not about getting what we want but accepting what God gives. In this message, Pastor Lutzer offers hope even when we don’t see a miracle in this life. This we know is true: The Lord never stops doing a good work in us.

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