Is God becoming more tolerant? While Christians believe God is unchanging, His administration differs between the Old and New Covenants. In this interview, Pastor Lutzer tackles questions about God’s judgments in both Testaments. Let’s find refuge in Christ, who protects believers from the coming wrath.

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Nietzsche’s claim that "God is dead" left Europe’s cathedrals as symbols of spiritual emptiness. Secular spirituality continues to reject biblical truth for personal desires. In this interview, Pastor Lutzer offers three key lessons for the church. He encourages Christians to stand firm in biblical truth and shine Christ’s light amid spiritual darkness.

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Many see today’s moral crisis as political, missing the deeper spiritual battle. But only a repentant church can confront the growing darkness. In this interview, Pastor Lutzer explains how thinkers like Nietzsche, Marx, Darwin, and Freud contributed to society’s rejection of God. Yet, through it all, we can trust in God’s unchanging sovereignty.

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In a complex world, we all long for justice to triumph. Who ultimately defines what laws to obey? In this message from 2 Thessalonians 2, Pastor Lutzer highlights the parallels between today’s culture and the rise of the lawless one. Let’s ready ourselves to stand firm and be faithful, even if we lose religious freedoms.

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Why is absolute truth essential for justice? The Bible teaches that true justice is grounded in God's authority and transcendent laws. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explores the role of law in Hitler’s Germany, modern America, and Scripture. Regardless of a nation’s acknowledgement of God, Christians are called to faithfully reflect Christ.

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None of us can carry the full weight of our guilt. We need to hear the uncomfortable truth that we need a Savior. In this message from Isaiah 6, Pastor Lutzer reminds us that Jesus brings freedom from sin and guilt. Because Jesus is the truth, He’s the only one qualified to save us from our sins.

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Our culture likes to have options, especially in spirituality. But Jesus’ claim is exclusive, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” In this message, Pastor Lutzer highlights four key principles of a biblical view of truth, contrasting them with our culture’s shifting views. Let’s embrace God’s truth and find freedom in Christ’s unwavering promises.

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George Orwell’s “1984” reveals how society can come to hate those who proclaim truth. Truth is often viewed as relative now, especially in our colleges and universities. In this message, Pastor Lutzer challenges us to believe and proclaim God's unchanging truth. Could people be rejecting truth because they’d be obligated to God?

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In the Old Testament, God required serious punishments for certain sins. It might seem safer to sin under grace than under the Old Testament law. In this message from Revelation 19, Pastor Lutzer exalts Jesus as both the Lamb and the Lion. Pastor Lutzer observes, “Greater grace means there will be greater judgment.”

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Many believe God is now more tolerant in morality or sexuality. But Christians embrace both the seriousness of sin and the hope of God’s grace. In this message from Hebrews 12, Pastor Lutzer highlights three differences between the Old and New Covenants, even as God’s character remains the same. Let’s find refuge in Christ.

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