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Where Are You Going For Christmas?

Jesus is the only One who brings hope of an abundant and eternal life.

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I've always been taught that God loves all people unconditionally, and that when we accept Jesus as Savior, we go to heaven; if not, then … Read More >

Our only child, our son, died of a drug overdose.

I feel we let him down, because my husband and I divorced. He was essentially … Read More >

When will the Second Coming of Christ happen? And what events will happen around that time?

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The Role of the Church in a Second Trump Presidency

The election is over, but divisions remain in our churches and in our families. How can we as evangelicals be unified and have a credible witness to the Gospel before the watching world? Pastor Lutzer shares four key steps to start us in the right direction.

Pastor Philip's Prayer for the 2024 Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization

Pastor Philip Miller joins the North American delegation for the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization hosted in Seoul, South Korea. In 1974, Billy Graham and John Stott initiated the first gathering in Lausanne, Switzerland. This is the fourth gathering, with a focus on the next quarter century as a biblically faithful global church. Pastor Philip requests prayers for the conference.

A Tribute to Dr. George Sweeting

In memoriam, Pastors Erwin Lutzer and Philip Miller express their gratefulness for Dr. George Sweeting's influence on their lives and his legacy of faithful ministry.

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The Relevance Of The Reformation For Today’s Church

This year is the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. Both Protestants and Catholics are asking: What relevance, if any, do controversies from hundreds of years ago have on us today? Some would say, “Let the past be the past and let’s concentrate on the present.”

But I maintain that …