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Some Christians believe the walk of faith should bring them happiness and prosperity. But our Master’s real legacy includes suffering. To walk where Jesus walked means walking in Gethsemane. In that garden a decision was reached that made salvation possible

Every day we hear a thousand voices call out, saying “listen to me.” But only one voice really matters. When Jesus was transfigured, God spoke from within a cloud, saying “This is my beloved Son... listen to Him.”

Atop a high mountain, a glorified Jesus appeared along with Moses and Elijah in the presence of Peter, James, and John. The Transfiguration was an amazing event. In today’s message we examine the significance of those who gathered on that momentous day. 

On a high place, Jesus gave three disciples a blinding vision of the future. Moses and Elijah appeared with Him, symbolizing Jesus as fulfilling both the law and the prophets. The experience was so powerful that, years later, Peter wrote about being “on the Holy Mountain.”  

On a high place, Jesus gave three disciples a blinding vision of the future. Moses and Elijah appeared with Him, symbolizing Jesus as fulfilling both the law and the prophets. The experience was so powerful that, years later, Peter wrote about being “on the Holy Mountain.”  

Can Satan bind a child of God? Can a Christian sell his or her soul to the devil? In this message Pastor Lutzer speaks frankly about the limits God has set on Satan’s domain, and why the victory of Christ is complete. We’ll learn all this from Matthew chapter 12. 

Can Satan bind a child of God? Can a Christian sell his or her soul to the devil? In this message Pastor Lutzer speaks frankly about the limits God has set on Satan’s domain, and why the victory of Christ is complete. We’ll learn all this from Matthew chapter 12. 

Many wonder if they’ve committed the unpardonable sin Jesus spoke of in Matthew chapter 12. In this message we’ll study the meaning of the unpardonable sin in its larger context. Jesus was talking with the Pharisees who wanted to destroy Him. 

Many wonder if they’ve committed the unpardonable sin Jesus spoke of in Matthew chapter 12. In this message we’ll study the meaning of the unpardonable sin in its larger context. Jesus was talking with the Pharisees who wanted to destroy Him. 

One day the Pharisees accused Jesus of casting out demons using Satan’s power. Jesus replied, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” His answer left them speechless, and so, they plotted to destroy Him. In this message we see how public opinion turned against Jesus. 

One day the Pharisees accused Jesus of casting out demons using Satan’s power. Jesus replied, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” His answer left them speechless, and so, they plotted to destroy Him. In this message we see how public opinion turned against Jesus. 

Long ago, people connected sickness with personal sin. Jesus used that common perception in healing a paralyzed man, beginning by forgiving his sins, and thus infuriating some nearby Jewish scribes. In this message we take a look at a great miracle.

Long ago, people connected sickness with personal sin. Jesus used that common perception in healing a paralyzed man, beginning by forgiving his sins, and thus infuriating some nearby Jewish scribes. In this message we take a look at a great miracle.

Four men wanted to help a sick man get well. Their determination was noted by Jesus, because they broke through a roof to get the job done. They made sure the man was brought to Jesus. When we can’t help ourselves, God provides others who can bear our burdens. 

Four men wanted to help a sick man get well. Their determination was noted by Jesus, because they broke through a roof to get the job done. They made sure the man was brought to Jesus. When we can’t help ourselves, God provides others who can bear our burdens.