Erwin Lutzer Calls American Christ-followers to Repent and Wholeheartedly Live for our Lord

Erwin W. Lutzer is Pastor Emeritus of The Moody Church where he served as the Senior Pastor for 36 years. He earned an undergraduate degree in theology from Winnipeg Bible College, a Masters in Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary, a Masters in Philosophy from Loyola University, and an honorary law degree from the Simon Greenleaf School of Law. A clear expositor of the Bible, Dr. Lutzer is the featured speaker on three radio programs that are heard on more than 1,000 outlets in the United States and around the world: Running to Win—a daily Bible-teaching broadcast; Moody Church Hour—The Moody Church's Sunday morning worship service; Songs in the Night—an evening program that's been airing since 1943. Dr. Lutzer is also an award-winning author of numerous books including: We Will Not Be Silenced, Pandemics Plagues and Natural Disasters, The Church In Babylon, Rescuing The Gospel, He Will Be The Preacher, The Cross In The Shadow Of The Crescent, One Minute After You Die, When A Nation Forgets God [about Nazi Germany], and Christian Bookseller's Gold Medallion Award winner, Hitler's Cross. He and his wife Rebecca have co-written the books: Life-Changing Bible Verses You Should Know and Jesus, Lover of a Woman's Soul. His speaking engagements include Bible conferences and seminars, both domestically and internationally, including: Russia, the Republic of Belarus, Germany, Scotland, Guatemala, and Japan. He also leads tours to Israel and the cities of the Protestant Reformation in Europe. Dr. Lutzer and Rebecca live in the Chicago area. They have three grown children and eight grandchildren. In this podcast, Dr. Lutzer describes how the church in America has sadly been heavily influenced by our secular culture, but that individual believers are called to choose to repent and live wholeheartedly for the Lord and His truth in love. This may well include being rejected by culture, impacting one's employment or worse. He also indicated how the lack of unity in the church in America is one of the biggest obstacles for revival and spiritual awakening.