Many believers go about life unaware that their every deed, good or bad, will be reviewed by Jesus:  every argument, every unkind word, every impure motive. In this message, we’ll discover more on the judgment of believers.

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Christians will give an account to Christ for everything we do. Jesus will judge fairly—every argument, unkind word, and impure motive. In this message from 2 Corinthians 5, Pastor Lutzer notes three characteristics of the judgment day of Christ. While we shouldn’t live in fear of this judgment as Christians, shouldn’t our lives look different?

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One day, all believers in Christ will stand before Him to give an account of what we’ve done with our lives. Even the motives of our hearts will be judged. In this message, Pastor Lutzer addresses two misconceptions about believer’s rewards on judgment day. May we be faithful with what God has given us.

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The hearts of the disciples were heavy when their Master told them of His impending death and resurrection. Many wondered when He would return. In this message, Pastor Lutzer provides two practical implications of awaiting Christ’s return. No matter what we might believe about the future, we will be with Christ when He returns to establish His kingdom.

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When Jesus returns to the earth, the dead in Christ will rise first. We can only imagine what it will be like on that glorious day when Christ the King returns for us. In this message from 1 Thessalonians 4, Pastor Lutzer explores the sequence of events at Christ’s coming in the clouds. This is our Christian hope.

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There are so many films and books exploring the end of the world or other apocalyptic themes. But as Christians, we can anticipate the end of days with hope. In this message, Pastor Lutzer lays out the views of the tribulation as we anticipate the coming of Christ. How are we preparing to meet Jesus?

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If we go through life with a troubled conscience even for sin that’s been confessed, how can we find victory? Joshua’s victory when the sun stood shows us how we can walk in God’s full authority. In this message, Pastor Lutzer offers three lessons about the application of God’s promises. Whatever conflict we might face, God’s promises are stronger.

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Many believers are claiming promises which don’t really apply to us. But there are powerful Bible promises we can, and should, stake our lives on. In this passage, Pastor Lutzer shares examples of life-changing biblical promises. How do we discern which of God’s promises are for us?

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Many of us pray without taking much risk. In the middle of a waning battle, Joshua asked—in faith—for God to make the sun stand still. In this message from Joshua 10, Pastor Lutzer paints the context of Joshua’s prayer, relating it to our daily lives. Is it possible for a Christian to live without fear? 

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God uses bad decisions to teach us what we could never learn any other way. Joshua made a bad deal with the Gibeonites, but God used it for the long-term benefit of His people. Pastor Lutzer shares three encouraging lessons about bad decisions. God stands ready to help us.

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