Angels are God’s servants and act according to His desire alone. One night in Bethlehem, God sent an angelic host with an announcement for shepherds in the field. In this message from Luke 2, Pastor Lutzer marks the first way the angels are a model for believers. Do we go wherever we are sent?

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Angels help care for, protect, and guide God’s people. When we die, we can expect to see the hosts of angels before God’s throne. In this message, Pastor Lutzer makes two observations about the purpose of angels related to believers and our salvation. Like the angels, do we rejoice in our own salvation?

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Angels delight in the salvation in which they play no part—except to see God’s grace upon us. God gave the angel Gabriel specific tasks, and he obediently carried them out. In this message from Luke 1, Pastor Lutzer teaches practical lessons from the angel Gabriel’s career. In what ways should we be like angels?

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The world is fascinated by angels, seeing them as more accessible, or even less demanding, than God. But why did God create angels? In this message, Pastor Lutzer discusses three assumptions people make when seeking contact with angels. Angels serve God's people, but we shouldn’t ever elevate them to a place of worship.

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Jesus has always been in existence. But in the pages of the Scriptures, He first appeared as the “Angel of the Lord” in the Old Testament. In this message from Hebrews 2, Pastor Lutzer gives five reasons why Jesus became a man, and what He did that no angel could ever do. Why is the incarnation so central to the Christian message?

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The word “angel” means messenger. God has used angels down through the ages to communicate to His people. In this message, Pastor Lutzer takes a tour of the Old Testament to identify the “Angel of the Lord,” who wasn’t merely one of the angelic host. Was it Jesus before He became a man?

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Moody was a plain man preaching the plain Gospel in a plain way. He was far from perfect but he was a man of faith who loved God and had a passion to lead people to Jesus Christ. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares about D.L. Moody’s yieldedness to God’s will. What does it mean to be wholly sold out to God?

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Every Christian receives the Holy Spirit at conversion. We are indwelt with the Spirit. In this message, Pastor Lutzer describes the blessing and the fullness of the Spirit on D.L. Moody’s life. Why was Moody, a man who had no seminary degree, so mightily used by God, and filled with the Holy Spirit?

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D.L. Moody, with only a fifth-grade education, arrived in Chicago as a shoe salesman but became an international evangelist. He impacted countless lives. In this message, Pastor Lutzer discusses Moody’s ministry in the British Isles. What happens when people begin to understand the Gospel is for sinners?

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What will people say about us when we're gone? D. L. Moody left a legacy of service and determination to spread Christ's message. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares how Moody answered God’s call to establish a church and Bible institute, still ministering from Chicago today. He was a man God used without limit.

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