Running to Win - Long Version with Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer

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Lost in a House of Mirrors, Part 1 of 2

Monday, February 06, 2012

When Timothy McVeigh went to his execution, America was left wondering how a decorated war veteran could’ve done something so evil. Many ask why seemingly good people turn bad. How can someone turn violent after a lifetime of apparent normalcy? The answer lies in understanding our fundamental human nature. It’s not easy, but is possible, if you’re willing to face the truth.

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Series: Why Good People Do Bad Things

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You Can’t Redo Life

The parables of Jesus are ordinary stories with extraordinary lessons that expose our superficial faith and values. With His penetrating understanding of human nature, Jesus shows us the foolishness of seeing life from our limited, worldly perspective, while ignoring what God sees and values. His parables teach us how to live this life in light of the next. These 10 messages not only interpret the parables but also help us to apply them to practical issues such as forgiveness, prayer, and wise investments. We are challenged to live for the day when we will be called to account for how we lived on earth. This is life-changing truth for all believers.

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About Running to Win - Long Version

This program provides biblical instruction, enabling believers to rise above a dry and defeated spiritual existence.

About Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer

Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer has been the Senior Pastor of The Moody Church since 1980. He is the author of over 30 books and is the featured speaker on "The Moody Church Hour," "Songs In The Night," and "Running To Win." His speaking engagements outside of the pulpit include Bible conferences and seminars, both domestically and in other parts of the world.