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To help us understand who they are, Erwin Lutzer now brings a series called A Flurry of Wings.

From the Moody Church in Chicago, this is Running to Win with Dr. Erwin Lutzer, whose clear teaching helps us make it across the finish line.

Pastor, I believe most of us live life totally unaware that angels are all around us.

Today you'll be telling us what they do.

Join us for more of this fascinating study.

For Pastor Erwin Lutzer, this is Dave McAllister.

Running to Win is sponsored by the Moody Church.

We're trying to change a bunch of lives.

I was over in Chicago one night speaking at Moody's Church to a child evangelism convention.

I went up to the auditorium early Youth for Christ was having a rally there.

And a bunch of Youth for Christ kids were up there.

It's sign number seven, that Christ will soon return.

From the Moody Church in Chicago, this is Running to Win with Dr. Erwin Lutzer, whose clear teaching helps us make it across the finish line.

Erwin Lutzer is in a series on seven signs of Christ's return.

Today we're looking at sign number seven, the world's bloodiest conflict.

What angels do and what they know.

Plan to join us.

Running to Win comes to you from the Moody Church in Chicago to help you understand God's roadmap for your race of life, present and future.

For Pastor Erwin Lutzer, this is Dave McAllister.

It was very, very small.

When I decided to move to Chicago, it was because my mom had started to take us down to Moody Church.

So the only thing I knew outside of my piece of street in that house was this church in Chicago.

So I was like, all I want to do is go to church.

But I knew them, you know, it's the only other people in the entire world that I really knew.

So I was like, I'm going to Chicago.

I'm going to go to Moody Church.

So I took the car and I put in my two weeks at work.

You know, John, I think that one of the reasons why we can't live the Christian life alone is because of what you pointed out, namely the need for humility, the need for brokenness.

For example, at Moody Church, we had a special group for men who were dealing with pornography.

And they needed community.

They needed accountability.

What did these two men actually believe? Where did their ideas lead? My guest today is Dr.

Erwin Lutzer, who is the pastor emeritus of the Moody Church, where he served as senior pastor for 36 years.

He's the author of 70 books and co-author with historian Dr. Greg Quiggle of their new book, Marks and Moody, Two Contemporaries, Two Gospels, Two Tombstones, One Choice.

Join us for this edition of The John Akerberg Show.

He's a perennial favorite here.

He's an author, a speaker, a theologian, former pastor at Moody Church in 36 years, now pastor emeritus.

He's written more than 70 books.

And as you said, Jim, we're talking about how to say no to a stubborn habit, even when you feel like saying yes.