If we’re honest about our background and what we’ve done, we know that we’ve sinned terribly. A holy God once spoke from a mountain in Sinai, saying “stay away.” In this message, Pastor Lutzer illustrates Jesus’ unique advocacy on our behalf. What difference does it make that we have an Intercessor in heaven?

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Sometimes, we throw up our prayers to God, unsure whether He’ll hear them. But the book of Hebrews reveals Jesus as the great High Priest, the mediator between God and those who believe. In this message, Pastor Lutzer describes the reasons we can come to God boldly. Does it really make a difference that Jesus is seated at the right hand of the Father? 

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Throughout the world, there are persecuted and struggling Christians. But Jesus enters into our pain, loss, and loneliness because He knows what it’s like. In this message, Pastor Lutzer discusses the sympathy and sacrifice of Jesus on our behalf. There is resounding sympathy in heaven for us.

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For the Christian, life is often hard. But we can be glad that Jesus stands before the Father as our intercessor, praying for His own that we might be able to persevere. In this message from Hebrews, Pastor Lutzer gives us the first of four characteristics of Jesus’ advocacy for us. Jesus physically left Earth, but He didn’t abandon us.

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Christians are the representatives of Jesus Christ on earth. Attempting to live the Christian life alone deprives us of the help and admonition we need every day. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shows three strengths of the church. Though God dwells in us, there is no substitute for gathering together in worship.

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The church is more than brick and mortar. Each believer is a stone making up a part of the walls and structure. In this message from Ephesians 2, Pastor Lutzer displays images which define the church for all time and in all places. The church is a transnational community, reconciled to God and each other.

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Church can often become a place of image management. But God didn’t design it that way. In this message, Pastor Lutzer describes how we can find a place of belonging and purpose in the church, an interdependent fellowship of believers. We are united together, even with our diverse gifts.

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We all need someone to smile on us, wanting to be with us. In Christ, we were created to belong. In this message from 1 Corinthians 13, Pastor Lutzer explains the first of three characteristics of the body of Christ, the church. Because of redemption, we don’t have to be alone.

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The future of a child of God is too wonderful for words to describe. Having been adopted as God’s sons and daughters, our destiny includes being with Jesus when He returns to set up His kingdom. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shows three marks of being a child of God. We are trophies of God’s grace, from now into eternity.

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Many Christians may not know the implications of their adoption by God. This adoption confers the rights of sonship on all who believe. In this message from Romans 8, Pastor Lutzer portrays the role of the Father and the Spirit in our spiritual adoption. Whatever we face today, God has already welcomed us into an eternal family.

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