Life’s disappointments can bring us to a place where silence is our only remaining response. In that stillness, we often find ourselves simply waiting before God alone. In this message, Pastor Lutzer uncovers how to listen, rest, and worship before God. What if the presence of God truly renewed us?

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Our lives are filled with clamor and noise, and we often prefer it that way. But when we draw near to God in the silence, all that remains is the still, small voice of God. In this message from Psalm 62, Pastor Lutzer answers key questions for waiting in silence before the Lord. Imagine how silence in His presence would transform our anxious hearts.

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Many debate whether worship should be traditional or contemporary. But the worship of God has one firm prerequisite: We need to come with clean hearts. In this message, Pastor Lutzer unpacks two vital lessons about the costliness and importance of worshiping corporately. The Bible doesn’t leave us guessing what true worship is.

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Everyone worships, whether they know it or not. So how does worship become a transforming experience? In this message from Hebrews 9, Pastor Lutzer unveils how to prepare for corporate worship with joy, attention, and honor. From the priests of the Old Testament to believers today, the one true God deserves nothing less than our all.

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Too often, our prayers are focused on our own agenda. We often focus on our physical needs, while God wants to change our motivations. In this message, Pastor Lutzer unfolds three advantages to praying the Scriptures back to God. Imagine our prayer life coming alive as we are shaped and fueled by God’s Word.

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Why don’t Christians pray more? For many, prayer becomes a lost discipline when the Bible starts to feel boring, pointless, or frustrating. In this message, Pastor Lutzer illustrates how to combine two spiritual disciplines, prayer and meditation, by walking us through Psalm 23. Let’s find out what it means to have a consistent, meaningful prayer life.

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Amid the din of competing voices, we need to hear the voice of God. We can’t become spiritually mature unless we get into God’s Word, every day. In this message from Psalm 1, Pastor Lutzer shows us how to analyze, personalize, and memorize Scripture. Are we willing to discipline ourselves for the good of our restless souls?

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Spiritual maturity doesn’t happen by accident but by discipline every day. It’s impossible to be transformed by doing nothing. In this message, Pastor Lutzer identifies two blessings from practicing biblical meditation. We must think rightly to act rightly—and we cannot think differently until we learn to meditate.

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od has always used His people to reach the nations with the Gospel. Witnessing opportunities are never accidents but divine appointments from God. In this message from Acts 8, Pastor Lutzer explores God’s providential hand in the story of Philip and the Ethiopian. We can trust God’s leading and joyfully proclaim Jesus to everyone we meet.

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God prepares the hearts of men and women from every nation to receive the Gospel. God worked through Philip, and an Ethiopian official became a follower of Jesus. In this message from Acts 8, Pastor Lutzer introduces us to Philip, who put God first in his appointments. Even today, God’s still sending, guiding, and working through us.

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