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Time is a limited commodity. God’s given us 1,440 minutes a day we can never recapture. In this message from Ephesians 5, Pastor Lutzer explains the meaning of “redeem the time” as we walk in step with the Spirit. Discover how using time wisely can make us totally different people a year from now.

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It takes faith to sow what we put in the soil. What harvest can we expect when we give generously to God? In this message from 2 Corinthians 9, Pastor Lutzer shows three harvests that money can never buy. Let’s trust the God of the harvest to provide for all of our needs.

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Prosperity-gospel preachers too often twist giving into a get-rich scheme. So, how much should we give? In this message from 2 Corinthians 9, Pastor Lutzer provides three principles that answer the question without naming a percentage. Discover the harvest God promises: something money can’t buy.

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Why do we pour our lives into things that don’t last? Christ Himself became poor so that we might become rich—and that changes how we give. In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Lutzer explains why generosity is never really about money, but about the sincerity of our love. Discover why giving is far less a financial issue than a spiritual one.

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Jesus is our standard in giving. He made Himself nothing in order to give us everything. In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Lutzer identifies five characteristics of the generous people at Macedonia. Why were the Macedonian believers able to give out of their severe trial and poverty?

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Everyone can bring an offering to God from the heart. Throughout the Bible, there’s a connection between willing givers and true worshipers. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares two decisive lessons about how God gives us resources for His purposes. Can we give to God and still fail to worship Him?

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True giving is an expression of heart devotion. When God’s people built the tabernacle, they gave their resources generously and willingly. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explains five principles for why our giving should be an act of worship. What’s at stake when we are giving of our financial resources?

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God owns it all. In fact, He’s entrusted us to manage it. In this message, Pastor Lutzer unpacks what the Landlord of creation expects of His stewards, walking through biblical principles for handling money and wealth. Scripture says money doesn’t just test us—it's the one place God invites us to test Him.

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Many of us are angry or dissatisfied with our lot in life. Through plenty or poverty, God demonstrates His faithfulness towards His people. In this message from Deuteronomy 8, Pastor Lutzer explains the first of five principles to gain a biblical view of wealth. Wealth and possessions hold the power both to bless and to curse.

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Many of us stay awake at night worrying about our possessions and finances. Seeing ourselves as God’s caretakers can help change our entire perspective. In this message, Pastor Lutzer reveals three powerful truths that help us understand our role in God’s world. Are we ready to ask: “Father, what will you have me do with what is yours?”

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