When we have a reservation, we don’t have to wait in line. Believers have a home in heaven, reserved for us. In this message from Revelation 21-22, Pastor Lutzer reflects our eternal home and our com…

In heaven, some things will remain the same, but some things will be different. The New Jerusalem will be a new order of reality. In this message, Pastor Lutzer reflects on how God’s presence will fo…

The New Jerusalem will be miles tall with gates and streets of jewels and precious metals. It’s beyond our capacity to even think on that scale or to ponder such beauty. In this message, Pastor Lutze…

Hell is a place of judgment that few take seriously. Punishment will be based on God’s meticulous judgment of what unbelievers did with what they knew. In this message from Revelation 20, Pastor Lutz…

The Great White Throne is a sobering judgment. Many wonder, “Does the punishment fit the crime?” In this message from Revelation 20, Pastor Lutzer Pastor Lutzer examines the diversity and the commona…

Many have misconceptions of what the Bible says about hell, especially since it’s so counter to our sensibilities. After all, who really believes in demons, pitchforks, and hot licking flames? In thi…

Our concept of justice is usually based on personal feelings. That’s why hell might seem unjust. In this message, Pastor Lutzer describes the standard by which believers and unbelievers alike are jud…

We all have an appointment with death. And for believers in Christ, when our time comes to die, we can know God has ordained it to happen for His glory. In this message, Pastor Lutzer reflects on the…

There’s not a government program, insurance policy, or medical procedure that can stop our appointment with death. Coming to grips with our own mortality is a sobering thing we all must do. In this m…

Can our death bring glory to God? Two thieves died with Jesus on the cross, but their deaths were very different: one cursed Him while the other believed. In this message, Pastor Lutzer shares three …

What does God look like? False ideas about God are everywhere, but God has revealed Himself. In this message, Pastor Lutzer reflects on the faces of God in the Scriptures: His angry and His gracious …

There is no place in this universe where God is not. God exists everywhere simultaneously. But He also reveals Himself locally, like in the tabernacle. In this message from Exodus 33, Pastor Lutzer r…

Nobody has seen God. But the “face of God” is an Old Testament expression representing how God communicates with people. In this message from Exodus 33, Pastor Lutzer reflects on God’s intimacy, sove…

God wants us to enjoy him. Though no man has seen God, that did not prevent Moses from begging God to show His face. In this message, Pastor Lutzer considers two bottom lines about our relationship t…

It is easy to tell when someone spends time face down in God’s presence. There is a joy and a radiance about them from meditating on who God is. In this message, Pastor Lutzer contemplates the face o…

There is no face like our Savior’s. If we walk by His side during His last days, Jesus’ face displays determination, submission, and suffering. In this message, Pastor Lutzer follows Jesus’ path to t…

In the Old Testament, no man could look upon God and live. But one day, in a recreated world, we will behold the glorified face of our Savior. In this message from Revelation 22, Pastor Lutzer celebr…

The trials we face are sometimes necessary. For the persecuted church in the first century, Peter’s letter anchored them with a lasting hope. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explores the blessings of …

The devil may tempt us. He may even try to destroy us, but God Himself will guard us all the way to heaven—our arrival there is a fact that is guaranteed by God. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explor…

All of us have had trials or will soon have one kind or another. The difficulties we face often reveal who we really are. In this message, Pastor Lutzer offers three transforming truths about the nec…

For believers, the trials we face are sometimes necessary. God uses trials to refine us and our faith. In this message from 1 Peter 1, Pastor Lutzer considers three faith-building lessons. Because of…

We live in an era of casualness towards all that is holy. God’s children are all called to live like we belong to Him. In this message from 1 Peter 2, Pastor Lutzer explains two ways we can be like G…