We were made to belong. Humans are social creatures who live in communities, families, and nations. In this message from Ephesians 2, Pastor Lutzer shows how God brings us together through the blood of Christ in a unity available nowhere else. Where in the world do Christians get all that love?

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Loneliness is a terrible companion. We all want to belong; in fact, we were created by God to belong. In this message, Pastor Lutzer considers three figures of speech Paul uses to show the unity of God’s people. This is good news for a world that is divided in so many ways.

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Darkness and depression are all around us. War, economic stress, and politics can deplete our sense of hope. In this message from 1 Peter, Pastor Lutzer gives three certainties which give us a lasting hope: the resurrection, future rewards, and Christ’s return. In a world full of despair, we have an anchor for the soul.

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In a divided and confused world, there are few reasons to hope. But in a broken world, Christians are a people of hope, offering a lasting gift we simply cannot live without. In this message, Pastor Lutzer identifies three components of biblical, lasting hope. Where do we look for hope?

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Giving is about the heart. While some people think that generosity and tithing is a duty or obligation, it really expresses our worship—giving glory to God. In this message from 2 Corinthians 9, Pastor Lutzer shares five facts about giving. God loves to bless a cheerful giver.

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The Creator of the universe gave His life so that we could share in His inheritance and reign with Him forever. This Gospel motivated early Christians in Corinth to give. In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Lutzer points out three truths about giving. The Gospel motivates us to be generous.

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Why are we so sensitive about the matter of money and giving to the church? As Christians, God intends for us to be free in our generosity. In this message from 2 Corinthians 8, Pastor Lutzer identifies the motivation for God’s people to be generous. What’s the gift we must receive before we can give at all?

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The angels of Bethlehem proclaimed Jesus’ arrival, exalting and glorifying God. Holy angels are a poignant example for us. In this message, Pastor Lutzer highlights two ways angels are a model to us of rejoicing and serving. We have every reason to join our voices with the angels at God’s great acts and attributes.

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Angels are God’s servants and act according to His desire alone. One night in Bethlehem, God sent an angelic host with an announcement for shepherds in the field. In this message from Luke 2, Pastor Lutzer marks three ways the angels of Bethlehem are a model for believers. This Christmas, why do we rejoice?

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Angels delight in the salvation in which they play no part except to see God’s grace upon us. God gave the angel Gabriel specific tasks, and he obediently carried them out. In this message, Pastor Lutzer makes two observations about the purpose of angels related to believers and our salvation. Do we rejoice in our own salvation?

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