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Our eternal destination is the most vital question we will ever face. But we don’t have to live in a state of spiritual anxiety. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explores the “helmet of salvation” and the Holy Spirit’s witness to our security in Christ. Discover the certainty we have that we belong to God.

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Salvation is not a cooperative effort between us and God. What Jesus Christ did on the cross is all we will ever need to stand in the presence of a holy God. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares his parent’s journey, as well as his own struggle, to find assurance of salvation. It’s time to examine the roots of our faith.

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Why do Christians still struggle with doubt? While some simply need the assurance of their security, others should honestly examine if they are truly in the faith. In this message, Pastor Lutzer offers five reasons people doubt their salvation. It’s time we took a good look at our doubts without brushing them aside.

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God’s love for us isn’t fickle. In the courtroom of guilt and shame, Jesus, is our Advocate. In this message, Pastor Lutzer bases our assurance of salvation based on three pillars from Scripture. When we’re uncertain of our standing with God, we don’t have to speak for ourselves—Jesus is enough.

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Some believe we can’t be sure of our eternal destiny. But this is the certainty we need to make all the trials of life bearable, even meaningful. In this message from Romans 8, Pastor Lutzer explains the three pillars that form the bedrock of eternal security: God’s plan, His pardon, and His pledge. Our security doesn’t lie in anything we do, but in God.

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Our spiritual condition is hopeless without God. Whatever stage we’re in spiritually, it’s God who grants new life. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explores the life-changing characteristics of regeneration. When God saves us, it’s not only a miracle of power but of love and grace. 

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No amount of effort will take you an inch in heaven’s direction. Jesus told Nicodemus, a religious leader, that you must be “born again” to see the kingdom of God. In this message from John 3, Pastor Lutzer looks at the first of three characteristics of regeneration. The greatest miracle that God ever performed was to save you.

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Sin colors everything. It takes an intervention from God to make us right with Him. In this message, Pastor Lutzer identifies the qualities of the righteousness in Christ that assure you of your standing with God. There’s cleansing available for those who finally give up their self-righteousness and believe in Him alone. 

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How can we know we’re right with God? A 16th-century German monk, Martin Luther wrestled with how we can become righteous before God. In this message from 2 Corinthians 5, Pastor Lutzer explores five characteristics of the righteousness of God. What if the only way to receive God’s righteousness was by faith?

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God’s grace is very difficult to accept. Some of us feel we’re too unworthy and others feel they have a good shot on their own. In this message, Pastor Lutzer speaks to both groups, applying God’s grace. Whether we tend towards despair or pride, no one earns God’s favor based on their merit.

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