God is invisible to us, but He’s revealed Himself through the Scriptures in ways we can understand. For example, we learn of the Lord “making His face to shine upon us.” In this message, Pastor Lutzer unveils the angry and the gracious face of God as well as His hidden face. What should our response be to the presence of God?

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False ideas about God are everywhere, but God has revealed Himself in the Scriptures. We don’t have a visual description of Him, nor should we attempt to find one. In this message, Pastor Lutzer gives us clues through three images of God throughout the Bible. What does God’s “face” really look like?

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We all have a lot more to be humble about than Jesus did. But Jesus chose to lay aside His rights and His glory to be our sin bearer. In this message, Pastor Lutzer helps us see God’s great reversal of values through Jesus’ humility and suffering. What does it mean for us to live out the way of the cross?

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The world thinks the cross we preach is foolish. How do we bring the message of the cross to a rejecting world? In this message from Philippians 2, Pastor Lutzer describes three changes Jesus made in His incarnation: a change in status, appearance, and roles. Let’s follow Christ’s humble attitude—it just might change the world.

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Our nation is adrift in a sea of moral relativism with no answer to the problem of guilt. The cross of Christ is the moral compass we need. In this message from 1 Corinthians 6, Pastor Lutzer challenges us to proclaim the Gospel outside church walls, and to purify the church within our walls. Our faulty morality can only be changed by Christ. 

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Many people are praying for a rekindling of Christian morality in our nation. Corinth was a sinful city, yet Paul didn’t demand morality of the city. In this message from 1 Corinthians 5, Pastor Lutzer proclaims three Christian suppositions about morality. Let’s clean up the world by cleaning up the church first.

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God’s design for the church is to be a transnational community. But what is the basis for reconciling people of such different backgrounds? In this message from Ephesians 2, Pastor Lutzer reveals three figures of speech for the church: the new body, the new nation, and the new temple. We are all equally welcome at the foot of the cross of Christ.

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The world is filled with barriers and conflicts which divide people. These differences are also reflected in the church. In this message from Ephesians 2, Pastor Lutzer shows three barriers to reconciliation in the early church with lessons for us today. Are we ready to cast off our selfishness and prejudice?

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Skeptics question God’s love. But we must point them to the cross where the Son of God suffered for our sake and died. In this message from Isaiah 53, Pastor Lutzer shows three implications of God’s extensive redemption. We can be sure of God’s love when we sit at the foot of the cross.

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Our deepest longing is to know we matter—especially to God. When skeptics question God’s love, we must point them to the cross where the Son of God suffered and died—for us. In this message from Isaiah 53, Pastor Lutzer shares three descriptions of how far God went to provide redemption. We can only be sure of God’s love at the foot of the cross.

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