Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 2 Chronicles 20:1-30 Praise is a powerful thing, in times of joy and in times of help, but especially in times of trouble. A story from 2 Chronicles 20:1-30 shows us the power of praise when facing opposition. King Jehoshaphat was a God-fearing King, facing opposition from Ammon, Moab, and Seir. Likewise, we have three mighty kings that come against us on a regular basis – sin, sorrow, and death. Every Christian will meet these, and sometimes, the opposition will be fierce. In the case of King Jehoshaphat, powerful foes caused the king to focus on God through fasting. Fasting does not earn God’s blessings (which are given solely through God’s grace), but it does sharpen our focus on God. As a result, the nation came together in purposeful fellowship: “So Judah gathered together to ask help from the Lord, and from all the cities of Judah they came to seek the Lord” (v. 4). When we seek God together, He shows up and reveals His true nature. This passage shows us that God is: 1. Sovereign: There is no problem too big for Him. 2. Steadfast: God has worked miracles in the past, and He will never run out of them. 3. Sympathetic: If we cry out to God, He will hear and He will help. He is touched with the feeling of our infirmity. 4. Seeing: God knows our situations, our enemies, and our danger. There’s nothing that escapes His notice. 5. Saving: “O our God, will You not judge them? For we have no power against this great multitude that is coming against us; nor do we know what to do, but our eyes are upon You” (v. 12). The people of Judah learned that the battle was never theirs to win, but God’s; their part was to join the fight with praise. Adrian Rogers says, “Praise infuses the energy of God and it confuses the enemy of God. Praise fractures the unity of the enemy and formulates the unity of the believer.” As a result of the praise and obedience of the people, there was a provided fortune and peaceful future. Proverbs 16:7 says, “When a man’s ways please the Lord, He makes even his enemies to be at peace with him.” Apply it to your life Have you learned to praise God in your problems? Pray, and consider fasting, as you ask God for His guidance. Remember: the battle is the Lord’s; your part is to praise.

Sermon Overview Scripture Reference: Matthew 25:21 God preserves the faithful (see Psalm 31:23). Faithfulness is God’s measurement for our blessing. One day, our reward, or lack of it, will be according to our faithfulness. Faithfulness means integrity, loyalty, and steadfastness. In Matthew 23, we see what, why, and how to be faithful men and women of God. Matthew 23:21 says, “His lord said to him, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant; you were faithful over a few things, I will make you ruler over many things. Enter into the joy of your lord.’” A man of God is faithful to family. He keeps his promises. He is faithful in his finances. He knows that how he handles money is an indication of how he handles spiritual treasure. He gives proportionally, as God prospers him. He is faithful in his friendships. Friends are bound to fail us, stumble, and do us wrong; but a faithful man is a good friend, who gives the benefit of the doubt and overlooks offenses. He is faithful to attend church. The Body of Christ owes each other fearful loyalty; for the Lord’s sake, a faithful man does not forsake the assembly (see Hebrews 10:25). He is faithful to the Word of God. To pass truth onto the next generation, a faithful man understands he has to be firmly rooted in Scripture. We ought to be faithful in these areas because Jesus is faithful to us. He is faithful to us in our failure, our temptation, and our falling. He is faithful to us to the very end, so we can be faithful to the end. We must be faithful in the small things because that is where success or failure truly lie. Adrian Rogers says, “Do you know what the big things in life are made up of? Little acts, little words, little thoughts.” We must be faithful in the secret things; Adrian Rogers says, “What you are in secret is what you are, nothing more or nothing less.” And we must be faithful in the sacred things; meet with God daily, fully committed, abiding in Him. Apply it to your life Yield to God, and ask Him to make you faithful in every area of your life. No amount of resolution or gritting your teeth will make you a faithful man of God. It comes from abiding in Jesus and showing up to meet Him every day.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Ephesians 4:7 When God saved us by His grace, He gave each of us spiritual gifts. However, many of us do not understand how to use them. In order to be faithful in ministry, we must identify and develop our spiritual gifts. Ephesians 4:7 says, “But to each one of us grace was given according to the measure of Christ’s gift.” Spiritual gifts are God-given abilities for service and ministry. We do not choose our spiritual gifts; as our natural talents are embedded in us at birth, our spiritual gifts come at our new birth. There are several spiritual gifts identified in the New Testament, such as wisdom, faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, and discerning of spirits. Other gifts include speaking in tongues, acts of service, ministry, exhortation, teaching, giving, ruling, and mercy. Ephesians 4:11-12 says, “And He Himself gave some to be apostles, some prophets, some evangelists, and some pastors and teachers, for the equipping of the saints for the work of ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ…” There are five ways we can know our individual spiritual gifts: 1. Desire: We consider what we enjoy doing—what do we feel we naturally do well? 2. Discovery: We discover our gift as we endeavor to do it. 3. Development: Though they come naturally, our gifts must be crafted and studied. 4. Dependence: Our gifts must operate in the power of the Holy Spirit. 5. Deployment: We understand how our gifts operate as we work alongside other believers. 6. Finally, our gifts are displayed as we mature in our ministry. Ephesians 4:13 says, “...till we all come to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to a perfect man, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ…” Adrian Rogers says, “You can tell when the gifts are working in a church when the church becomes like the Lord Jesus Christ.” When the gifts are working, we will not be blown about by every wind of doctrine. Instead, we will learn how to speak truth in love and find that all of our gifts work together in flexible harmony. Apply it to your life It’s important to know our spiritual gifts and to discover and develop them, so that God may be glorified as we serve the Church.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Malachi 3:7-12 At its core definition, stewardship is our relationship with money: how we obtain, save, invest, spend, and give our wealth. God is interested in this relationship, as is Satan—our enemy who would love to keep us in financial bondage. If money increases our worries, or if we have plenty in the bank, but we have no treasure in Heaven, we are in financial bondage. We all want to be free from the curse of debt, but freedom is only found when we are faithful in stewardship. Malachi 3:7 says, “Yet from the days of your fathers, you have gone away from My ordinances and have not kept them. Return to Me, and I will return to you,” Says the Lord of hosts. “But you said, ‘In what way shall we return?’” In order to obtain financial freedom, we must first personally return to God. He does not need our money, but He wants our fellowship. When we remember tithing is God’s way of revealing our priorities to ourselves, we will see tithing as a great blessing. It is our privilege to show God that He is first in our lives and everything else is secondary. Adrian Rogers says, “God is not raising money; God is growing Christians. God wants us to grow in grace and knowledge and to love Him.” After our personal return, there is a financial release. “Bring all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be food in My house, and try Me now in this,” Says the Lord of hosts, “If I will not open for you the windows of heaven and pour out for you such blessing that there will not be room enough to receive it” (Malachi 3:8). By biblical definition, tithing is ten percent given to the temple of God (church), for the work of the temple. Giving to charities or ministries is good, but it is not a replacement for our tithes. When we learn to give back to God freely, there will be a spiritual renewal. God will renew our faith, rebuke our foes, and restore our fruitfulness. Our offerings are like seeds for a crop: when we sow bountifully, we will reap bountifully. Apply it to your life Are you in financial bondage, seeking freedom from an indebted spirit? Remain faithful in stewardship; return to God, understanding He wants you first and foremost. Then, show your faithfulness through tithing.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Psalm 126:5-6 The wisest thing we could do in the eyes of God is to remain faithful in evangelism. Psalm 126:5-6 reveals the soul winner’s promise: “Those who sow in tears shall reap in joy. He who continually goes forth weeping, bearing seed for sowing, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him.” The soul is of great worth; Jesus died upon the cross, paying the price with His blood and agony to show how much He desired our souls. Our souls are also valuable because of their durability. When God made the human soul, He made it in His own image, therefore, it is endless, timeless, dateless, and measureless. Every soul has the potential to be transformed into the likeness of Jesus Christ or to spend eternity in the pits of Hell. We would be wise to evangelize because it is the command of Christ. We remember that we are programmed to go forth (Psalm 126:6); nothing takes the place of going. It’s not enough to “live good lives,” because our lives are not what save souls…salvation through Jesus’s death and resurrection is what saves souls. Adrian Rogers says, “We are to be spiritually distinct, but not socially segregated.” We cannot lose our passion. If we feel we’ve lost our broken hearts for the unsaved, we must beg God to break them again. We must ask God to give us the eyes of Jesus who, when He saw the multitudes, was moved with compassion. (See Luke 19.) We must ignite our power, for we bear seed for sowing (Psalm 125:6). In this passage, the seed is the Word of God, and in that seed, there is life. Because there is power of life in the seed, there is power in the soul winner who scatters the seed. Finally, we must hold fast to our promise: if we keep sowing, we will see a harvest. We should not concern ourselves with the soil, we just sow the seed, asking God to give us open doors and increase. Apply it to your life Are you faithful in evangelism, recognizing your program, passion, power, and promise? Adrian Rogers says, “You let Congress make the laws; let the President try to run the nation. Let the Hollywood stars have the fame and let those guys play football. But if you are wise, you’re going to win souls.”

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:12, 25 1 Corinthians 12:12 says, “For as the body is one and has many members, but all the members of that one body, being many, are one body, so also is Christ.” The way this world will know Jesus is through the church; there is to be no disunity; instead, we have a common purpose, function, and goal. We are to remain faithful in our friendship with one another. There can be no arrogance or envy, no rivalry or self-sufficiency; we are charged to care for one another. (See 1 Corinthians 12:25.) There are seven ways in which we as a church demonstrate our faithfulness to each other. Love one another As Christians, we proudly love each other as Jesus has loved us (See John 13:34.); this means we extend good to others regardless of what they do to us. Receive one another It is crucial, now more than ever, that we make people feel loved and welcomed when they come to our church. This does not mean we tolerate heretics or willful sinners who try to distort the body with false teachings. It means anyone who comes through our doors to worship God must be received. Greet one another We must demonstrate our love and reception in a personal, warm, and impartial way. Submit to one another Biblical submission within the church is one equal willingly and lovingly placing himself under another equal that God may be glorified. Forbear one another Churches are made up of very flawed people; forbearance is graciously enduring and putting up with the displeasing, offensive, or sinful attitudes or actions of other people. Confess to one another James 5:16 says, “Confess your trespasses to one another, and pray for one another, that you may be healed…” Failure to confess to one another holds back revival, forgiveness, and healing. Adrian Rogers says, “Real revival is not just getting the roof off; real revival is getting the walls down.” Forgive one another There is a legacy of forgiveness for every one of us, but it never becomes ours until we claim it by repentance and faith. Apply it to your life Are you a member of a church body that exhibits love, reception, greeting, submission, forbearance, confession, and forgiveness?

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:12 It is important that we understand that while Jesus Christ and the Church are not identical, they are inseparable. We cannot forsake the church; we must remain faithful in fellowship. 1 Corinthians 12:12 says, “For as the body is one and has many members, but all the members of that one body, being many, are one body, so also is Christ.” This passage describes the church as a body, with Christ as the head. As our bodies inhabit our humanity, the church inhabits Jesus Christ. The body serves the life of the person who lives inside of it; likewise, we are Jesus’ hands and feet. Adrian Rogers says, “Jesus is the invisible part of the visible church, and the church is the visible part of the invisible Christ.” We are not just a collection of parts; we have life. The Holy Spirit moves us, therefore we are more than an organization… We are an organism. We have many members, but we have one agenda. “For by one Spirit we were all baptized into one body—whether Jews or Greeks, whether slaves or free—and have all been made to drink into one Spirit” (1 Corinthians 12:13). The formation of the church body begins when the members are born again and spiritually baptized by the Holy Ghost. As a result, we are bound together as a single body in fellowship. We share a common life, unified by the Holy Spirit dwelling in each of us. We belong to one another, casting aside any competition with one another or isolation. We also show a common love as 1 Corinthians 12:25 and 26 say: “...that there should be no schism in the body, but that the members should have the same care for one another. And if one member suffers, all the members suffer with it; or if one member is honored, all the members rejoice with it.” Finally, we serve the same Lord; Adrian Rogers says, “Loyalty to Jesus means loyalty to His body; you cannot love Jesus without loving what Jesus loves.” As Jesus loves the church—faults, failures, flaws, and all—so should we.   Apply it to your life We are all somebody in His body; accept your role, whether you are an ear to hear or an eye to see. Be yourself and give yourself to the church; as we work with each other, Jesus Christ will be seen through us.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: John 4:3-24 Our greatest need, privilege, and supreme duty as Christians is to worship God; it is the very reason we were created. We are invited, commanded, encouraged, and empowered to worship God because we become like what we worship. Adrian Rogers says, “If you want to be utterly miserable, turn your life inward. If you want to be filled with joy, turn your life upward. Look into the face of God and learn to worship.” In John 4, Jesus met a woman who had been blinded by Satan, broken by sorrow, and bound by sin. What Jesus shares with this Samaritan woman reminds us why it is important to be faithful in worship. First, Jesus taught her the meaning of true worship. It is easy to fall into the trappings of idolatry, insincerity, and iniquity. But, as Adrian Rogers says, “True worship is all that we are, responding to all that God is. It is the adoring contemplation of God revealed in the Lord Jesus Christ. We worship according to the worth we place on God.” Second, Jesus tells us how to practice the true method of worship. John 4:23-24 says, “But the hour is coming, and now is, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth; for the Father is seeking such to worship Him. God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth.” We must be regenerated by the Father. We cannot worship a God that we don’t know; we must make certain that we have been born into the Father’s family. We must be activated by the Spirit; it is impossible to honor God apart from being filled with the Holy Spirit. We must also be regulated by the Word; true worship is linked with studying the Word of God, for we worship in spirit and in truth. Finally, Jesus reminds us of our motives as worshippers. We go to church not primarily for what we can get but for what we can give. We glorify God when we bring our worship to church; it reveals that He is of the utmost importance in our lives.   Apply it to your life What does your worship life say about how much worth you’ve placed on God? Consider the meaning, method, and motive of true worship as you glorify God in your faithfulness to Him.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 2 Timothy 2:15 If we want to live holy lives, to be sanctified and powerful in the Lord, we must learn how to be faithful in studying God’s Word. 2 Timothy 2:15 says, “Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” First, if you want to understand the Bible, you must receive the saving Author of the Bible. Without Christ, we are spiritually blind, as 1 Corinthians 2:14 says, “But the natural man does not receive the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; nor can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned.” An unsaved man can read the Bible and appreciate its beauty, history, and moral precepts; yet he will never know the deep meaning of God’s Word until he’s born again. When Christ is in our hearts, our eyes are opened, our hearts are stirred and our minds are enlightened to the things of Scripture. Only then can we learn His statutes. Secondly, we must recognize the sovereign authority of the Bible. All Scripture is the breath of God, inspired by Him. The Bible interpreted by the Holy Spirit is the final authority—not human reason or conscience. Third, we must resolve to make a serious analysis of the Bible. It’s not enough to say that God is the author of the Bible or that the Bible is absolutely authoritative. We must rightly divide the Word of God, laying aside our intellectual pride and bringing our open minds. We must analyze it in context, with common sense and deep concentration. Read poetry as poetry, prophecy as prophecy, promises as promises, and precepts as precepts. Lastly, we must respond with a steadfast application of the Bible. To love God is to keep His commandments. Inspiration without obedience will cause the Word of God to sour within us rather than energize us. We must put these things into practice. Adrian Rogers says, “Bible study gives you knowledge about God. Obedience gives you knowledge of God. You can study the Bible and learn about God or you can obey the Bible and know God.”   Apply it to your life Are you exercising your faithfulness in studying the Bible? Read God’s Word in context, with common sense and full concentration today.

Sermon Overview Scripture Reference: Acts 10:34 Would you be prepared to share the light of the Gospel the moment someone asks about it? In Acts 10, Simon Peter was invited into the home of Cornelius, a Roman officer, to share his faith with him and his household. Acts 10:34-35 says, “Then Peter opened his mouth and said: ‘In truth I perceive that God shows no partiality. But in every nation whoever fears Him and works righteousness is accepted by Him.’” Peter, a Jew, preached the message of salvation to the first Gentile, claiming that the door of salvation is wide: anyone who wants to enter may come. But the way is very narrow: Jesus is the only way to Heaven. If we are not saved by Jesus alone, we are not saved at all. The evidence of Jesus Christ has not changed over time. The same testimony Peter gave to Cornelius is our testimony today. Peter’s threefold testimony reveals how we can share the light of Jesus with others. First, Peter gave his personal witness account as a saint. Having walked with Jesus and witnessed Him firsthand, Peter had unmatched confidence in the virtuous life, vicarious death, and victorious resurrection of Christ. Adrian Rogers says, “A Christian with a glowing witness is worth a library full of arguments.” Peter’s second line of evidence was the prophetic witness of the Scriptures. Acts 10:43 says, “To Him all the prophets witness that, through His name, whoever believes in Him will receive remission of sins.” The Old Testament also bore witness that every prophecy about the Messiah—more than 300—was fulfilled in the person of Jesus Christ. It is an absolute mathematical impossibility that these Scriptures could be fulfilled apart from divine inspiration and the deity of Jesus Christ. Finally, Peter had the persuasive witness of the Spirit. The Holy Spirit of God anointed Peter, so that his words would convince and convict Cornelius and his family. We are not waiting on the Holy Spirit—as Believers, God has already sent Him to strengthen and empower us to witness to others. Together, Peter’s personal witness, Scripture’s fulfilled prophecy, and the Spirit’s persuasion provoked the Gentile Pentecost, proclaiming that the Gospel was for everyone, even us! Apply it to your life Are you confident to share what Jesus Christ has done in your life? Have you asked God to anoint you with His Spirit, so that He may convict others through your testimony?

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 3 As Christians, we are instructed to keep the faith and give it away. We must be ready to give an account for what makes us different. We must learn how to answer a skeptic. 1 Peter 3:15 says, “But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts, and always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear…” There are four basic propositions that can help us when giving an account for our faith. First, forego the folly of fools. Foolishness isn’t a lack of knowledge, rather it is evidence of moral depravity. A fool is not an honest doubter, he is simply hostile toward the truth. When someone shows himself to be a fool, we should not argue with him; we should tell him what God says and go our way. Second, we need to learn the limits of logic. To give a defense for our faith does not mean to apologize; it means to give an answer as one would give in a court of law. We know creation’s complex design speaks of God’s existence, as does the moral law of the universe. But we must keep in mind that while logic is a very valuable tool, it can only take us so far in answering a skeptic. We must also remember the resource of revelation. If we want to know God, He must reveal Himself to us. 2 Peter 1:19 says, “And so we have the prophetic word confirmed, which you do well to heed as a light that shines in a dark place, until the day dawns and the morning star rises in your hearts…” God knows we need help understanding Scripture, so the Holy Spirit shines it into our dark hearts, giving us the light to see. Adrian Rogers says, “The Holy Spirit takes the curtain of your skepticism and He pulls it aside, pins it with a star of hope, and floods your heart with Gospel light.” Finally, fortify the force of faith. We are witnesses of His existence because of what He has done in our lives. Apply it to your life Are you prepared to give an answer for the hope in you? When Jesus is real to us and is sanctified in our hearts, we can answer skeptics with meekness and fear.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 2 Peter 2:1 In the Bible, there is no greater crime than being a false prophet. It’s bad to tell a lie and it’s worse to teach a lie; but it is evil to teach a lie about God. Adrian Rogers says, “Don’t let false teachers take you by surprise; when you look for the devil, never fail to look in the pulpit.” We must learn how to spot a counterfeit teacher. 2 Peter 2:1 says, “But there were also false prophets among the people, even as there will be false teachers among you, who will secretly bring in destructive heresies, even denying the Lord who bought them, and bring on themselves swift destruction.” Scripture tells us that false teachers are among us and warns us of the dangers of their doctrine. We can identify counterfeits by their message. There are five tests we should run in our minds as we listen to a preacher: 1. Source Test: What is the basis of his teaching? 2. Savior Test: Does he believe that Jesus Christ is the Messiah? 3. Subject Test: Is the primary source of his teaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ? 4. Salvation Test: Does he teach salvation by grace or does he try to mix works or baptism or anything else into salvation? 5. Sanctification Test: Does he teach, and endeavor to live, a holy life? We can also identify false teachers by their methods. 2 Peter 2:2-3 says, “And many will follow their destructive ways, because of whom the way of truth will be blasphemed. By covetousness they will exploit you with deceptive words; for a long time their judgment has not been idle, and their destruction does not slumber.” Good counterfeiters will lay false teaching alongside good teaching in order to confuse their listeners. Their words are feigned, like plastic; they are malleable and easy to contort. You can also spot a counterfeiter by his motive, which is to manipulate his people for his own profit or gain. The desperate need in these last days is authentic biblical teaching; God will not spare the false prophet. Apply it to your life Remember this advice from Adrian Rogers: “The world is full of counterfeits; make sure you have the real thing. There are some counterfeit Christians, but don’t you let that keep you away from Jesus. Jesus is real, salvation is real and you can be real if you’ll repent of your sin and trust Him.”

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Luke 14:25-35 It costs to serve Jesus Christ; we must be prepared to pay the price. Many will try to water down the Gospel in an attempt to gain more followers, but Jesus is not looking for easy followers; He wants fully committed disciples. Jesus wants disciples who will worship at any cost. Luke 14:27 says, “And whoever does not bear his cross and come after Me cannot be My disciple.” Jesus must come before personal relationships and reputations. His disciples must prioritize Him over their families and loved ones, and even before themselves. He must come before personal realization. The decision to follow Jesus was the last independent decision any Christian ever made; our lives now belong to Jesus. Second, Jesus wants disciples who will work at any cost. “For which of you, intending to build a tower, does not sit down first and count the cost, whether he has enough to finish it…” (Luke 14:28). Jesus calls us to build our lives according to His blueprints, spiritually conceived through prayer. We cannot look for a cheap, easy, lazy way to build our lives for Christ. We must count the cost, and steadfastly work to completion. Third, fully committed disciples will war at any cost. Adrian Rogers says, “When I follow the Lord Jesus Christ, I follow Him into battle.” There is no such thing as neutrality in this spiritual warfare. Though we are outnumbered, we cannot be cowards or compromisers. Nor can we be cautious; we must go into the battle with all of our hearts and souls. Finally, Jesus wants disciples who will witness at any cost. “Salt is good; but if the salt has lost its flavor, how shall it be seasoned? It is neither fit for the land nor for the dunghill, but men throw it out. He who has ears to hear, let him hear” (Luke 14:34-35)! Salt preserves, flavors, and heals; likewise, we are called to preserve truth and to have a zest about our lives that heals this sick world. But salt also burns and penetrates; it is an irritant that permeates everything it touches. We cannot fear our nature to irritate this corrupt world and permeate Jesus Christ into everything we touch. Apply it to your life Are you a fully committed disciple of Jesus Christ? Are you willing to pay the cost of worship, work, war, and witness?

Sermon Overview Scripture Reference: 2 Corinthians 5 Our achievements in life are impelled by the drive behind them. If we want to be soul winners for the cause of Christ, the apostle Paul offers six mighty motivations in 2 Corinthians 5. First, we see the soul winner’s compulsion: “Therefore we make it our aim, whether present or absent, to be well pleasing to Him…” (2 Corinthians 5:9). Our goal is to please God; if we are not bringing souls to Christ, we are not acceptable to God. We also recognize our compensation: “For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, that each one may receive the things done in the body, according to what he has done, whether good or bad” (2 Corinthians 5:10). We will be compensated for our soul-winning work at the judgment seat of Christ. And whatever reward He gives us will never see corruption. Third, remember the soul winner’s conviction: “Knowing, therefore, the terror of the Lord, we persuade men...” (2 Corinthians 5:11). Paul reminds us of what it means for a soul to die unredeemed, destined for Hell; he understood the terror of the Lord. We are also motivated by our compassion: “For if we are beside ourselves, it is for God; or if we are of sound mind, it is for you...” (2 Corinthians 5:13). Adrian Rogers says, “What motivates me is not my love for people; it is my love for Jesus. Yes, I love people, but the chief motivation of my life is His love for me and, therefore, His love through me.” We remember our confidence: “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new” (2 Corinthians 5:17). As Christians, we are confident that when we lead a soul to Christ, he will become a new creature. Every person is a potential brother or sister in the faith. Finally, we read of the soul winner’s commission: “Now all things are of God, who has reconciled us to Himself through Jesus Christ, and has given us the ministry of reconciliation…” (2 Corinthians 5:18). We are saved to bring others to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. We are ambassadors of the King of kings, appointed and anointed by God Himself. Apply it to your life Are you motivated, today, to win souls for Jesus Christ? Remember these six mighty motivations as you prayerfully and boldly share your faith.

Sermon Overview Scripture Reference: Mark 8:34 Our souls are of infinite worth. When God made the human soul, He made it in His own image, therefore, our souls are endless, timeless, dateless, and measureless. The soul is the most valuable part of each of us, and so often, the first thing we sacrifice for the things of this world. Mark 8:35-36 says, “For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake and the gospel’s will save it. For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?” No one ever gains the whole world, and whatever part of the world you would gain, you cannot keep forever. The world cannot satisfy our deepest longings—neither pleasure, possession, nor philosophy could ever satisfy because God made us for Himself. Our souls are priceless treasures of tremendous worth; each one was formed with incredible creativity. Every soul has the potential to be transformed into the likeness of Jesus Christ. Our souls are also valuable because of their durability; they last for all eternity. Adrian Rogers says, “God never makes duplicates. You are the handiwork, the crafting, of Almighty God.” Our souls are also extremely rare; each is unique. Our souls are of inestimable worth. Jesus died upon the cross, paying the price with His blood and agony to show how much He desired our souls. Therefore, we must be extremely careful with our souls. Any one soul not given to the Lord is a waste of a soul. It is a foolish transaction. Adrian Rogers says, “Your soul was made for God and until your soul finds its rest in God, your soul will never find satisfaction. You’re His poem—His masterpiece.” To lose your soul would be a tragic, immeasurable loss—all the wealth of this world cannot compare to the value of a soul. It is an irreplaceable and irreversible loss—after death, we don’t get a second chance. It’s an inexcusable loss—completely avoidable. Because of Jesus Christ, our sin has been atoned for. And if we belong to Christ and confess our sins, those sins are forgiven. We can be saved, through conviction, conversion, and confession. Apply it to your life Are you playing games, gambling with your soul? To lose it to this world would be a foolish, fatal tragedy. Give it to Jesus, who saves it and keeps it for all of eternity.

Whether we realize it or not, there is a battle raging in our minds at every moment: spiritual warfare between light and darkness, good and evil, Jesus Christ and Satan. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares encouragement and insight to help us win the battle for our minds. 

Even the strongest Christian can struggle with disappointment, depression, anger, and fear. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals five steps to mental health.

You can choose your thoughts like you choose your friends. As Christians, we must have a standard regarding the kinds of thoughts we allow into our minds. In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us how to control our thought lives.

Our thought lives are the root of many of our problems in this world gone wild. In this message, Adrian Rogers gives four steps to mastering our minds and controlling our thought lives.

God made man and woman to have dominion, victory and mastery; it is the very reason we were created. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how Christ has given us kingdom authority on Earth, so we may come together as a conquering church.

We were created to worship God; it is the act of worship, and coming together as a worshiping church that transforms our lives from monotonous to momentous. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the meaning, motive, and method of true worship.

There is no substitute for prayer, and a church is only as useful as her prayer life. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three factors to consider as a praying church.

A Spirit-filled Church does not just organize and process members—it empowers and equips believers to be transformed by Scripture. In this message, Adrian Rogers reminds us of our purpose, God’s promise, and the power of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer.

Anyone who does something in the name of the Lord will face spiritual warfare. This is why a steadfast church is bound to be attacked by the enemy. In this message from Nehemiah 4, Adrian Rogers shows us the devil’s methods and teaches us how to stand against the enemy’s attacks.

Many of us struggle with procrastination, but do we realize that is doing great damage to us? In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the true problem of procrastination, using the tragic story of Felix in Acts 24.

If you are criticized for standing for the Lord Jesus Christ, the Bible says, “Rejoice and be exceeding glad.” This may seem easier said than done. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how to cope with criticism and have peace in times of persecution.

In Acts 17, Paul walks down the streets of Athens, Greece and meets three challenges to the cross—the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how Paul met these challenges so that we can meet them in a God-honoring way.

The world often measures a man by his intelligence, strength, or wealth. But how do we live lives that honor and bring glory to God? In this message, Adrian Rogers analyzes Paul’s lasting legacy in Acts 20 to reveal three ways God measures a man

The Gospel is meant to be told simply, so that anyone can understand it. In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the story of Paul and Silas in Acts 16 to share the simple meaning, man, and method of salvation.

The Book of Acts tells the story of a man called Barnabas, which translates to, “son of encouragement”. In this message, Adrian Rogers gives five characteristics that make Barnabas the church member of any pastor’s dreams.

How can we be sure that Jesus is the Son of God? In this message, Adrian Rogers presents three indisputable witnesses revealed at the Gentile Pentecost in Acts 10.

Saul’s mission was to destroy the church. Paul’s mission was to build the church. In this message, Adrian Rogers tells the transformational story of Paul the Apostle in Acts 9 and shares the markings of a man made new.

Is the devil for or against religion? He is very much for religion, but only if it opposes the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers presents the vital warnings against the devil’s religion, so that we may be free from its bondage and bitterness.

We, as Christians, have been sent on a mission to share the Gospel anywhere and everywhere God calls us to go. In this message, Adrian Rogers conveys what it means to say in our hearts, “Wherever He leads, I’ll go.”

In Acts 6, the early church was experiencing some growing pains. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how they dealt with their difficulties so that we can learn how to turn our problems into possibilities.

Being a Christian is a joyous thing. The reason we are not filled with joy in this Christian life could be a matter of disobedience. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the reason, requirement, and reward of our obedience.

If you are a Christian, evangelism is supposed to be a lifestyle. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the conversion stories of three men found in the Book of Acts to reveal why it is so important to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

In Acts 5, the early church was in the blaze of revival. However, the Devil crafted a new attack from within the church, through Ananias and Sapphira. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how the severe and saving judgment of God toward this couple serves as a warning to big pretenders everywhere. 

The need of the hour is power in prayer. In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the example of the early church’s powerful prayer in a critical time to show us how to pray with power.

Do you wish to have more courage when you share your faith in Jesus with others? In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the secret of holy boldness, so that we may be good stewards of our faith in Jesus Christ.

Acts 3 tells the story of Peter and John healing the lame man at the gate of the temple in Jesus’ name. As a result, perhaps twenty thousand people came to know Jesus Christ! In this message, Adrian Rogers identifies three keys to take from this passage in order to live a beautiful life.

On the day of Pentecost, 120 disciples received the baptism of the Holy Ghost. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the ingredients of this early church aflamed so that we can set our own ablaze for His glory.

The Book of Acts tells the story of the early church that did so much with so little. We need to understand what they did and how they did it, so that we can walk on the pathway to power. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the secret to their success so we can make much use of the resources God has given us.

In His day, the Bible Jesus knew was the Old Testament. Jesus’ unwavering devotion to it reminds us why we put our faith in the Word of God, cover to cover. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three key thoughts concerning Jesus and His Bible.

A biblically unified church is a wonderful thing. Because this unity comes from the Spirit, we do not produce it; we merely preserve it. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how we can preserve this sacred unity, showing us three important concepts from Ephesians 4.

Man has three great enemies: sin, sorrow, and death. There is no answer to these problems apart from Jesus Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares five things about the Gospel of grace.

Few things are as debilitating as worry; it will take the blue out of your sky and the joy out of your heart. In this message from Psalm 37, Adrian Rogers explains how we are too blessed to be stressed.

The night that Jesus was arrested and sentenced to death, one of Jesus’ most devoted followers, Peter, denied knowing Him three times. In this message, Adrian Rogers discusses God’s love for Christians who struggle in the darkness of night, and how they may come to see the dawning of a new day.

There will be heartache in this life. That is guaranteed. But in this message, Adrian Rogers explains the importance of learning to endure, as well as five extraordinary things we can learn from the trials we face.

God has planned a life of victory for each one of us, yet many Christians live in defeat. They have saved souls and lost lives. Defeat is possible, but not necessary. In this message from Joshua 7, Adrian Rogers reveals the pitfalls of unconfessed sin, and the key to unbroken victory.

Our nation is in a battle for values; the morals and ethics that made this nation great are eroding before us. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares an eerily similar sad case of vanishing values from Judges 17.

The story of Samson is a bundle of contradictions. His story is not ultimately about his physical, mental, and spiritual strength; rather, it is about the high cost of low living. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how a few “small” sins led to the tragic demise of the strongest man recorded in the Old Testament.

The crisis of our nation concerns leadership. We are in desperate need of good, godly leadership. Judges 9:8-15 tells the story of a pitiful politician and a nation in disarray. In this message, Adrian Rogers identifies the three thorns in an ungodly nation’s side, and the way to righteous leadership.

There is a great and present need for men of character, integrity and strength. In this message from Judges 11, Adrian Rogers tells the story of Jephthah, a mighty man of valor, who is an inspiration for all who want to be men and women of strength.

In Judges 6, Israel was intimidated and impoverished by an oppressive enemy. But God raised up an unlikely hero, Gideon, to fight for His people. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the four principles of victory in Gideon’s life, that we may be used like him as our nation falls into similar shame.

The Book of Judges reveals to us how our God is a God of mercy who helps us in our distress. In this message, Adrian Rogers examines the faith of Deborah and Barak, and how their obedience and trust in God delivered Israel from her enemy.

The Book of Judges tells the story of how God blessed the nation of Israel, and how Israel then lost her glory. But, despite its darkness, this book holds out hope that God will bless the nation again. In this message, Adrian Rogers offers three takeaways from Judges 1, that we might bring back the glory of our own nation.

If we want to know what is wrong with our great nation, we should first look in the mirror. By and large, nations receive the kind of government they deserve. What we expect out of our Constitution and government today is not something they were designed to do. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares our only hope for this great nation.

The America of today is not the America that we once knew. This nation has been taken captive by the world, the flesh, and the devil. But there is hope, as there was hope in the days of Nehemiah. In this message, Adrian Rogers encourages us to commit to calling America back to God.

America did not just happen; America was a gift from God. However, it seems as though the virtues and values upon which this nation was built have been trampled. In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the clear warning in Psalm 78 to present three ways we can give hope to the generation to come.

Anyone can learn the facts and study history, but they cannot understand the deeper things of God unless they have a personal relationship with Him. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals seven sacred secrets we can only understand if we know God personally.

Jesus taught us profound, heavenly lessons in the most practical parables. However, despite its simplicity, the strange mystery of the precious pearl is often misinterpreted by the most devoted believers. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the true interpretation of this parable, and what it tells us about Jesus Christ’s great love for us.

The Parable of the Hidden Treasure is a short, but often misinterpreted, teaching of Jesus. We often believe this is about a man finding the treasure of salvation and giving up everything to have it. But if we look closer, we’ll see this is not the correct way to read it. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the strange mystery of the buried treasure. 

The Parable of the Unleavened Bread is one of Jesus’ most misunderstood parables; if we read it incorrectly, we may find ourselves discouraged by it. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the strange mystery of the sneaky housewife, and warns us against the corruption of false teachings.

In Matthew 13, Jesus teaches us secrets of the kingdom of God through seven parables. In these prophetic stories, the Lord Jesus is beginning something new. Yet, the enemy has many ways to sabotage His good work. In this message Adrian Rogers explains the mystery of the mustard seed and the devil’s dirty birds.

Not everybody who claims to be a Christian is a genuine Christian. The parable of the wheat and the tares is a word of comfort, warning, and instruction regarding hypocrisy. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the strange mystery of the counterfeit Christian.

Jesus was the master teacher. He taught in parables, which the meek and teachable could understand, while the scholars could not. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the parable of the sower, and how we can understand the mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven.

God created man and woman to have dominion—to rule over this Earth. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how this dominion was legally lost by Adam, but rightfully regained by the Second Adam, the conquering Christ.

In the Old Testament, King Solomon was the apex of all greatness, wealth, and wonder. By all appearances of class, wealth and status, Jesus did not compare to Solomon. But in this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how our great Savior is infinitely greater than Solomon.

Many of us wonder why bad things happen to good people. But the real question is: How can good things happen to bad people? In this message, Adrian Rogers examines the story of Job and his three friends to show our need for Jesus Christ, the God-man, our Mediator.

In Luke 15, Jesus responds to the Pharisees’ criticism with three parables: the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how these stories show how much God loves us, and why Jesus is a friend of sinners.

In Joshua 20, God instructs Joshua to explain the cities of refuge to His people. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how these six cities of refuge are highly symbolic and teach us more about Jesus, the Sinner’s Refuge.

As Christians, we have been instructed to love as Jesus loves in an increasingly loveless world. In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the example of Jesus washing His disciples’ feet to fulfill the command given in John 13.

Is anything too hard for the Lord? In this message, Adrian Rogers considers the mystery of Man’s limiting power, so that we may see the majesty of God’s limitless power in our lives.

It is not enough to casually know about God; we were created to know God intimately and to enjoy Him personally. Yet, many Believers will settle with feeling infatuated with His works, and never know Him face-to-face. In this message from Exodus 33, Adrian Rogers shares the unmatched beauty of knowing God intimately.

According to Scripture, becoming a genuine Christian means preparing for persecution. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals what to expect and our response when pressed about our faith.

In this tumultuous world, peace seems to be a distant and far-fetched idea. Until we are right with God, we will be troublemakers and not peacemakers. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the priority of peacemaking and the hope of reconciliation.

It seems every institution nowadays is touched by scandal and problems, and underneath it all is an integrity crisis. This is why it is crucial that we are men and women of integrity, and we dare not leave home without it. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the principle, place, and promise of integrity.

Matthew 5:7 says, "Blessed are the merciful: for they shall obtain mercy." Mercy is not just softness or mere sentiment; it is compassion in action. In this passage, Adrian Rogers reveals the beauty, the basis, and the magnificence of mercy.

The word “blessed” means to be satisfied. In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus revealed the secret of satisfaction. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals what it means to hunger and thirst for righteousness, so that we may be truly satisfied. 

In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus revealed it is not the mighty men who are blessed, it is the mighty meek. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the definition, development, and dynamic of true meekness. 

We do all we can to keep from feeling pain. But Jesus, Himself, was a man of sorrows; He is the one who teaches us how to turn our tears into telescopes. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the guilt, grief, and grace behind Jesus’ declaration in Matthew 5:4: "Blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted."

The world tells us, “Blessed are those with wealth, strength, power, knowledge and popularity.” But in Matthew 5, Jesus puts an emphasis, not primarily on what a man has, but on what a man is. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how bankruptcy can become a blessing.

The doctrine of the Holy Trinity is one of the great distinctions of the Christian faith. It’s what makes Christianity stand out in a world of religions. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the treasure of the Trinity, and shares how the one true God reveals Himself in three persons.

Most of us have had all the religion we can stand; what we actually need is a personal, vital relationship with Jesus Christ, the Son of God. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to stop enduring religion and start enjoying salvation.

It is a privilege to call Jesus our friend—to know Him intimately as a close companion. In this message, Adrian Rogers highlights five things about our friendship with Jesus: what it means, and what it makes of us.

Because it is Jesus Christ Himself who makes us more like Him, it is crucial to spend quality time with Him and in His Word. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals five factors that go into experiencing a meaningful quiet time.

If you have “unction,” it means you have the power of God upon your life, energized and directed by the Holy Spirit of God. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how and why God designed us, so we can function with unction.

Suffering is inevitable; if we aren’t careful, it can consume us. In this message, Adrian Rogers provides three words to make sense of our suffering, all from Romans 8:18-23: bondage, liberty, and hope.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares with us three principles from Ephesians 6 as we turn the rat race into a pilgrimage.

A growing Christian is a maturing Christian, because spiritual maturity is becoming more like Jesus. Some Christians are saved, but aren’t growing. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to be a growing Christian, so we can know true victory and joy in our walk with Christ.

The Book of John shares Jesus’ glorious miracles with great messages and spiritual truths. In John 11, Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead and called Himself the Resurrection and the Life. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how Jesus is God’s answer to Man’s death.

In John 6, Jesus’ disciples were caught up in a treacherous storm, when suddenly they saw Jesus walking on the Sea of Galilee. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals six anchors for the soul we can hold onto in the midst of life’s storms.

When He healed the man born blind in John 9, Jesus revealed that He is God’s answer to Man’s darkness. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the meaning behind this miracle and the spiritual significance of the blind man’s sight.

John 6 tells the miraculous story of when Jesus used a little boy’s lunch to feed more than 5,000 people. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the meaning behind the miracle: Jesus is God’s answer to Man’s desires.

One of the great questions of life is not what will happen to our bodies, but rather, do we have the inner strength God wants us to have? In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how the miracle of the healing of the paralytic recorded in John 5:1-9 reveals that Jesus is God’s answer to Man’s disability.

The Book of John tells us about Jesus’s parade of miracles, seven extraordinary and deeply significant events that tell us more about Him. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how Jesus is God’s answer to Man’s doubt.

John 2 tells the story of Jesus turning water into wine. This marked the first of Jesus’ parade of miracles, each being considered a sign with significance. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how Jesus is God’s answer to man’s disappointment.

The Christ that walked the shores of Galilee is alive through his new body, the Church, even today. What does this mean for us? In this message, Adrian Rogers shares five facts found in Acts 4 about the resurrection and the future of the Church.

The cross of Jesus Christ is the cure for sin. In this message, Adrian Rogers points out three truths found in 1 Peter 3:18 about how God forgives and deals with sin through the cross.

Before Jesus was crucified, a crown of thorns was placed on his head. Though done by the hands of wicked men, this crown part of the magnificent plan of a sovereign God. In this lesson, Adrian Rogers explains the beautiful message behind the crown of thorns placed on the Savior of the world.

In Luke 22, we find Jesus is in the garden of Gethsemane, praying: Lord, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me. What was it that caused Jesus to dread the drinking of that cup? In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the symbolism behind the cup, as well as the great wrestle between Jesus’ holy humanity and divine love for us all.

At some point, each of us will come face-to-face with the most present, pressing, and pertinent question ever asked: Is Jesus God as He claimed to be? What we decide about Jesus will dictate our eternity. In this message, Adrian Rogers gives four reasons why we can trust that Jesus is God.

The cross is the most recognizable and beloved symbol by those who trust in Jesus. The cross reminds us of Jesus Christ our Savior, and the Good News of the Gospel; but why the cross? In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the purpose and power of the cross of Jesus Christ.

The name Judas is a name of infamy, disgrace, and treachery; yet Jesus chose Judas to be one of His twelve disciples. It was not a mistake, nor did Judas’ betrayal catch Jesus off guard. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals why Jesus chose Judas.

Can an intelligent man or woman believe in God? It may surprise us to realize that intellect has nothing to do with it. Unbelief never comes out of the head, but out of the heart. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three ways God has spoken to us of His existence.

Make-believe is not new to our day and age. Some of the biggest actors in this world are not in Hollywood, but in our churches. The Bible calls them hypocrites, people who pander to a phony world. In this message, Adrian Rogers describes the dangerous display of hypocrisy and calls us to the reality of knowing God.

We will never be settled until we are settled about the Word of God. Our salvation and sanctification depend on it. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how we can be certain that the Bible is the Word of God.

God wants salvation to be explained simply, because it is His desire that anyone can understand and obtain it. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares what salvation is, how to obtain it, and what it does for body, soul, and spirit.

God is righteous, and there is no other way to Heaven except through Jesus. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals four factors to help us understand this truth.

In Matthew 27:22, Pontius Pilate asks the most personal and pressing question: “What shall I do with Jesus Christ?” What we do with Jesus is an unavoidable decision each of us will make. In this message, Adrian Rogers puts Jesus back on trial, and reveals how our decision dictates our eternity.

If you were given the chance to speak to someone who has never known the love of God, what would you say? In this message, Adrian Rogers gives powerful and practical insight on how to boldly share your faith in Jesus Christ with others.

Broken relationships in the church are a very painful problem that disgraces the Father and discourages the Bride of Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to heal broken relationships, according to Matthew 18.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 3:10-11 Communication is the way to joy, happiness, and victory; without it, we are headed for ruin. Communication in marriage is the highest level of intimacy. If we cannot be completely honest with each other, we will drift apart. Adrian Rogers says, “Fire is a wonderful servant but a poor master; words can warm a heart or burn down a home.” 1 Peter 3:10-11 says, “He who would love life and see good days, let him refrain his tongue from evil, and his lips from speaking deceit. Let him turn away from evil and do good; let him seek peace and pursue it.” Communication is the road on which words travel; that road has some blockades and potholes. Our intrinsic differences as men and women affect how we communicate. Adrian Rogers says, “Incompatibility is grounds for a great marriage. God made us different so that He might make us one.” Some couples may battle with insecurities and fears that their spouses will not accept them if they are totally open. Self-centeredness and unresolved hurts also hinder healthy communication, as they close off the openness we are to strive for. So many issues could be solved if we focused on solving them rather than on winning arguments. If we’re not careful, the distractions of life or overcrowded schedules will also keep us from the good communication needed for a happy home. 1 Peter 3:8 says, “Finally, all of you be of one mind, having compassion for one another; love as brothers, be tenderhearted, be courteous…” If we want to work on our communication in marriage, we must first be sensitive to each other and deal with our own self-centeredness. Once we do that, we can resolve hurts that may be in the way of our intimacy and create a spirit of oneness. There is also so much power in the simplest ways we nurture our marriages. We must keep dating each other well after the wedding and learn to laugh. Finally, praying together as husband and wife fills the potholes on the way to intimacy and creates safe passage for healthy communication. Apply it to your life Adrian Rogers says, “Marriage anointed by the Holy Spirit is the sweetest thing on Earth, the nearest and dearest and closest thing to Heaven. It’s really the only part of the Garden of Eden we have left. Work at your marriage. Determine that you will communicate with one another.”  

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 3:10-11 Communication is the way to joy, happiness and victory; without it, we are headed for ruin. Communication in marriage is the highest level of intimacy. If we cannot be completely honest with each other, we will drift apart. Adrian Rogers says, “Fire is a wonderful servant but a poor master; words can warm a heart or burn down a home.” 1 Peter 3:10-11 says, “He who would love life and see good days, let him refrain his tongue from evil, and his lips from speaking deceit. Let him turn away from evil and do good; let him seek peace and pursue it.” Communication is the road on which words travel; that road has some blockades and potholes. Our intrinsic differences as men and women affect how we communicate. Adrian Rogers says, “Incompatibility is grounds for a great marriage. God made us different so that He might make us one.” Some couples may battle with insecurities and fears that their spouses will not accept them if they are totally open. Self-centeredness and unresolved hurts also hinder healthy communication, as they close off the openness we are to strive for. So many issues could be solved if we focused on solving them rather than on winning arguments. If we’re not careful, the distractions of life or overcrowded schedules will also keep us from the good communication needed for a happy home. 1 Peter 3:8 says, “Finally, all of you be of one mind, having compassion for one another; love as brothers, be tenderhearted, be courteous…” If we want to work on our communication in marriage, we must first be sensitive to each other and deal with our own self-centeredness. Once we do that, we can resolve hurts that may be in the way of our intimacy and create a spirit of oneness. There is also so much power in the simplest ways we nurture our marriages. We must keep dating each other well after the wedding and learn to laugh. Finally, praying together as husband and wife fills the potholes on the way to intimacy and creates safe passage for healthy communication. Apply it to your life Adrian Rogers says, “Marriage anointed by the Holy Spirit is the sweetest thing on Earth, the nearest and dearest and closest thing to Heaven. It’s really the only part of the Garden of Eden we have left. Work at your marriage. Determine that you will communicate with one another.”  

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Matthew 19:3-6 We live in a fallen world of broken homes and throw-away marriages. Now more than ever, we must come back to the Word of God and seek family revival. Matthew 19 explains what marriage is so we can build our marriages in the name and power of Jesus Christ. “Have you not read that He who made them at the beginning ‘made them male and female,’ and said, ‘For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh’? So then, they are no longer two but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let not man separate” (Matthew 19:4-6). First, we must remember that God has designed the family. Marriage is a divine institution made by God to meet the deepest needs of humankind. When we commit to another in marriage, we leave our mother and father and unite with our spouse, becoming one flesh. We are called to join together physically and multiply; we become one flesh psychologically and in spiritual communion. Because God designed the family, Satan wants to destroy the family. Adrian Rogers says, “It is not love that holds your marriage together; it is marriage that sustains your love.” God has said in His Word He hates divorce. We are commanded to love continually; a marriage rooted in conditional love produced fear, guilt, and anger. There is no fear in perfect, unconditional love; only peace, security, and joy. It is our duty to dispel the lies from Hell, vow to attack the problems rather than one another, and change the direction of a broken marriage. God has joined us together, and where there is God, there is always hope. Finally, we must defend our family. We do this by making Jesus Christ the center of our homes. Second, we continue to feed our love day by day, nurturing and caring for it so it will grow. And if we ever find ourselves in a broken home, we must remember God’s forgiveness is always available for those who seek to honor Him in their relationships, we need only ask for it. Apply it to your life How are you defending your family today? Is Jesus Christ the head of the home? Are you feeding your love and asking for forgiveness? Seek the Lord today, and pray for a family revival; let it begin with you.  

Marriage is a serious commitment we should not take lightly. In order to grasp the nature of marriage, we must first grasp the nature of mankind. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to experience marriage as it is meant to be.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 3:1 Marriage is one of God’s greatest gifts to us; however, because we are imperfect people, we will face plenty of problems. 1 Peter 3 shares seven secrets of lasting love. Fortify Faith “For in this manner, in former times, the holy women who trusted in God also adorned themselves...” (1 Peter 3:5). A threefold cord is not easily broken; likewise, a marriage made up of a man, a woman, and God is difficult to break. Remember Roles “Wives, likewise, be submissive to your own husbands...” (1 Peter 3:1). Man and woman are equal in worth before God, but they do not serve the same function. Each has God-given roles that must be adhered to in marriage. Adrian Rogers says, “When you look at marriage as a contract, you think about your rights. When you look at marriage as a covenant, you think about your responsibilities.” Cultivate Contentment “Do not let your adornment be merely outward… rather let it be the hidden person of the heart, with the incorruptible beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit...” (1 Peter 3:3-4). Like true character and beauty, contentment is inward; both husband and wife must find contentment within the home, but even more so, within themselves. Banish Bitterness “Finally, all of you be of one mind, having compassion for one another; love as brothers, be tenderhearted, be courteous...” (1 Peter 3:8). We must learn to forgive one another, releasing the grudges and the burden of bitterness. Continue Communication “He who would love life and see good days, let him refrain his tongue from evil, and his lips from speaking deceit” (1 Peter 3:10). Marriages function on the basis of communication. We must learn how to communicate because communication breeds intimacy. Refresh Romance “Husbands, likewise, dwell with them with understanding, giving honor to the wife…” (1 Peter 3:7a). The physical part of our marriages cannot grow cold; we must show consistent honor to one another. Practice Prayer “...and as being heirs together of the grace of life, that your prayers may not be hindered” (1 Peter 3:7b). Finally, when we pray together and for each other, it grants us great confidence and comfort in one another. In doing so, we acknowledge that Jesus is the key to a blessed home. Apply it to your life We are not perfect people, and we will not have perfect marriages. But if we build our homes upon these seven secrets, our love will last.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Hebrews 11:7; Genesis 6:1-22 The Bible emphasizes the importance of household salvation. One of the greatest examples of this is Noah, whose faith in God saved his family from the Great Flood. Hebrews 11:7 says, “by faith Noah, being warned of God of things not seen as yet, moved with fear, prepared an ark for the saving of his house…” In Genesis 6, God was brokenhearted over the sins of that generation. Their hearts were set against Him, and they were trying to pour society into their wicked mold. The same sins that produced the flood in Noah's day are being committed today. But by following the demonstration of Noah’s faith in God in the midst of a rebellious generation, we can learn how to get our families into the ark of safety, which is a picture of Jesus Christ. First, see the symbolism of the ship. The ark was an indestructible, rudderless ship that kept Noah and his family safe from the wrath of God. Once the door was sealed shut behind them, the only way to see out of it was through the window above them, Heavenward. In the same way, when we enter a relationship with Christ, we obtain salvation from God’s wrath and dwell in the ark of safety. We are no longer to be worldly-minded; we must now be Heavenly-minded. Next, think of the salvation of the ship. Genesis 6:8 says, "Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord." This is the first mention of grace in the Bible. How were Captain Noah and his kids saved? By grace!—through faith. Adrian Rogers says, “Faith is the gangplank that gets us on board the good ship grace.” Finally, notice the security of the ship. God sealed Noah into the ark, just as we are sealed by Jesus Christ in our salvation. God was in the ark. If the ark had gone down, God would have gone down, too. God is still in the ark. May we enter in before His wrath is poured out once again.   Apply it to your life If there is a family member that does not have a personal relationship with Christ, share your faith with them. If you are the head of your household, establish God as the Lord of your family. Pray for your family today.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Proverbs 22:6 Proverbs 22:6 says, “Train up a child in the way that he should go: and when he is old, he should not depart from it.” There is a difference in teaching a child and training a child. Many of us only teach our children and find that they continue to go their own way. But the dictionary definition of to train is "To prepare for a contest; to form to a proper shape; to discipline for use.” We are to train up our children to be champions for Jesus Christ. If you're going to raise a young champion, it commences with childhood. Start out early. Begin praying fervently over them before they are born. Dedicate them to the Lord while they are still in the womb. Teach them Scripture before they can walk. Secondly, it communicates with creativity. You will never force-feed a child God’s Word. Create in them a hunger for it by creatively teaching the Word of God. Find the lesson in everything, as Jesus did with His disciples. Raising children to know Scripture doesn't have to be dull. There can be Christian books, games, music, shows in your home. Surround your child with lessons that are exciting to learn. Thirdly, it corrects with consistency. Every child needs to be given limits. These limits will be tested because there is a predisposition in any child to push back against them. And if that limitation you've set up moves, the child will have no security. There must be consistent correction. Adrian Rogers says, “If you withhold correction from your child, you’re making him a candidate for eternal punishment.” Lastly, it consummates with conversion. The ultimate goal is to help your child have something that will last him all of his life: a relationship with Jesus. As soon as your child can comprehend the concept of sin, your child is ready to learn about Jesus Christ. Guide little children that they might come to know Jesus Christ. That is the ultimate goal of raising young champions. Apply it to your life You want a champion for the Lord Jesus Christ? Bring him up with training that commences at childhood, communicates with creativity, corrects with consistency, and consummates in conversion. Pray for guidance from the Lord. Know the Word of God like the back of your hand, so that you might teach it well.

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Proverbs 1:20, 22 Are you raising your child to be wise or otherwise? Proverbs 1:22 says, “How long, ye simple ones, will ye love simplicity? And the scorners delight in their scorning? And fools hate knowledge?” Adrian Rogers says, “A fool is not born a fool. A fool is self-made, but he has a lot of help from his parents.” It is difficult to raise children. But God tells us exactly how to raise a wise son or daughter in His word. Step 1: Begin early. In Proverbs 1:22, we see a path of progression: a simple-minded one (or a naive one) becomes a scorner (or a smart-aleck), and then a scorner becomes a fool (or a rebel). Don’t wait until your child is a fool to correct him. Begin in his happy-go-lucky years of open-mindedness and naivety. It will only be more difficult to speak godly wisdom into your child’s life if he progresses into a scorner. Once he becomes a fool, there is very little hope for him. Step 2: Continue wisely. Read the Book of Proverbs often. Live biblically and guide your child to know biblical principles. Guard his company. Punish him when necessary. Let him see the serious side of sin; of what society has so-well convinced him to laugh about. If your child becomes a scorner, back off. Repent and get your heart right with Jesus first. Then, ask God to open his heart, and wait for the right time to correct him and guide him back onto the path of righteousness. What if you’ve raised a fool? Step 3: Pray continually. This is your only hope. Here are three things to pray for your child: the repentance of the sinner. the revelation of the Spirit. the reliability of the Scripture. Children can choose to go the wrong way if they want to. No matter how good you are or how much you do. The good news is God loves your child as you love them. He will not force him to do right, but He wants for them even more than you want for them. Pray for them without ceasing. Your desire for your children is that they be godly children. Your goal is that you be a godly parent.   Apply it to your life Begin early, continue wisely, and pray faithfully for the children that God has given you.    

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Philippians 1:1-7; 2:1 A church is a family of people from all kinds of backgrounds, beliefs, and ideas who have found a unity in God. One of the first examples of this family is the church of Philippi. In Philippians 1, the Apostle Paul conveys that the grace of God has miraculously gathered together people of divergent backgrounds, beliefs, and ideas into the common denominator that is Jesus Christ. Adrian Rogers says, “Because we have one Lord, we have one life. And because we have one Lord and one life, we have one love: the Lord Jesus Christ. And we are the forever family of God.” See how the family began: through a supernatural formation. In Philippians, the Holy Spirit gathered together this vast spectrum of people—a Jewish philosopher, a new-ager, a prison guard and a feminist to name a few—through Holy intervention. Each member of this forever family has a story of how they came to know Jesus Christ as Lord of their lives, and together they became the early church. The Spirit guided the church of Philippi through discerning restraint, wise release, and powerful results that we still hear about today! See how the family maintains a sweet fellowship. The word fellowship is the Greek word which means, "to have something in common." We have a common Lord, a common life, and a common love. Going to church and sitting in the Sunday church service every week is not fellowship, it is observation. Fellowship is bonding with brothers and sisters in Christ and joining together to share the Gospel with others. See how the family will remain with a sure future. We don't build churches. Jesus said, "I will build my church" (Matthew 16:18). And then in the Book of Philippians, Paul says, "Since He's the one who began it, I know He's the one who's gonna finish it." The church is not a building. It is a family. And Jesus is the Builder of the church.   Apply it to your life   Are you an active member of your local church? It is so important to be involved in a church home, for your sake and for the sake of your brothers and sisters in Christ. Pray for direction in where to go and how you can best support the fellowship of the church.  

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Genesis 2:18-24; 3:16 Adrian Rogers says, “The real test of your faith is not how you act at church, but how you behave at home.” God gave us marriage and the home to meet the deepest emotional, physical, psychological, and spiritual needs of mankind. Marriage is the first institution that God created, and it was established in the Garden of Eden between Adam and Eve. In order for us to put meaning into marriage, we must understand its purpose, partnership, and permanence. Marriage is the closest bond to exist between two human beings. In the Garden, Adam was one-on-one with God; yet, in his heart there was still an unmet need and desire. So, God gave Adam a wife, Eve. Adrian Rogers regards marriage as “the highest, the deepest, the most insoluble of all human relationships.” God gave Eve to Adam to make up for what was lacking in Adam’s nature, and vice versa. She was to be his completer, not his competitor. There are general differences between men and women designed to complement each other. These differences are not necessarily strengths and weaknesses. Rather, they are traits to contribute to the partnership. God made them different that He might make them “one”. Genesis 2:24 says, “Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife.” The word cleave is a Hebrew word which means “to weld, or to glue.” When man and woman are married, they are “glued” to one another. They become a home, together, as one. God’s equation for marriage is 1 + 1 = 1. So, God’s principle to keep us from having broken homes rooted in broken marriages is this: Love is a choice. You choose to love. The emotion may follow, but love is a commitment. And if you don’t make that commitment, when a crisis comes you’re going to walk away. How can we put meaning in our marriages? By recognizing the purpose, embracing the partnership, and respecting the permanence. What God has joined together, let man never separate. Apply it to your life Love is a choice, a commitment. What ways can you choose to love your spouse today? Think about some ways you can honor your role in this partnership called marriage, and choose to act on them today.  

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: James 1:19; 3:5-8 Is it common to debate with your mate? Sure it is. Sometimes, spouses get into it. And sometimes, spouses stay in it. The most important thing is not whether or not you have confrontations. It is how you handle them. James 1:19 is a verse that changes duels into duets. It says, “Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath.” Or, in simpler terms: “Tune in, tone down, sweeten up.” Tune in: All communication begins with listening. Love your spouse with your ears. Tone down: Learn the vicious power of the tongue. Words can give life, or they can rip everything to shreds. They can build a home, or they can burn it to the ground. There are seven deadly games we often play with the tongue. The Judge. We blame and condemn our partners. The Professor. We act superior to our partners. The Psychologist. We try to analyze our partners. The Historian. We nitpick and overtly correct our partners. The Dictator. We give unfair ultimatums to our partners. The Critic. We criticize our partners. The Preacher. We try to be the Holy Spirit to our partners. It’s harmful to play these word games with our spouses. Sweeten up: Resolve your hurts, do not dissolve your home. Don’t practice avoidance. Confront the situation at hand. We tend to back off and retreat when things get heated, thinking that the problem will go away on its own. It doesn’t. Don’t practice appeasement. To compromise is one thing; that’s where both give. But to appease is something else. One person dominates the issue and the other is left to internalize their feelings. This will result in a much bigger issue later. Don’t practice aggression. No sarcasm, no bullying. The Bible says “speak the truth in love.” Choose the right time to discuss, with the right tone, on the right turf. Learn to practice accommodation. Practice acceptance. Make an adjustment. It’ll be worth it. Apply it to your life Would you describe your marriage as a duel or a duet? Take these principles outlined in this message and prayerfully apply them to your life. As Adrian Rogers instructed: learn to practice accommodation. Practice acceptance. Make an adjustment. It’ll be worth it.  

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Song of Solomon 1:1-16 To be completely known and still be loved without fear of rejection is the supreme goal of marriage. But how many marriages are on the rocks because of poor communication? According to many counselors, 100% of couples seeking marriage counseling are out of rhythm due to lack of communication. God shows us in His Word how husbands and wives can communicate, and it is modeled in the Songs of Solomon: a book of love poems, exemplifying the music of marriage. And as we eavesdrop on their conversation and observe the words said between these two lovers, we learn how they are used, and how they are received. Their words are plentiful. Sixty percent of the book consists of two lovers speaking to one another directly and plentifully. Their words are personal. They call each other by names only they know about, unique and individual, special in each other’s eyes. Their words are positive. There is not one negative word of criticism in this book; nothing critical, no correction. Their words are passionate. Their words for each other were full of life, rooted directly in their feelings. Our words sustain our marriages. Our words repair hurt feelings. Our words grow love. The problem here is that we believe words of love flow out of feeling. But most of the time, it is really that feeling that flows out of words. Adrian Rogers says, “We need to work on this thing of intimacy in marriage, and I’ll tell you why. It gives an incredible freedom and it’s worth it. You’ll never arrive at perfection, but you need to make a start if you want to have a happy home.” There is always room to improve communication as husband and wife. If you do not communicate, your marriage will disintegrate. The music of marriage is worth finding the rhythm. Apply it to your life Do you need to work on your communication skills with your spouse? Of course! If you aren’t progressing, you are regressing. Talk with your spouse. Watch your words carefully. Pray for wisdom to learn what he or she is feeling, as well as the patience to honor them as you both work toward completely knowing and loving each other, without the fear of rejection.  

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Deuteronomy 5:29; 6:1-9 God has given us a plan for the future and a future for the family. Yet, it seems this current generation is walking through a minefield. Think about the confusion kids are exposed to in today’s world: liberalism in the churches, humanism in the schools, and paganism in society. They have lost their innocence, lost their ability to love—and they are losing their hope. They’ve stopped believing in the future. And God’s answer to this epidemic is what it has always been: the family. God has promised a future for the family, and it starts with the parents. Deuteronomy 6:3 says, “Hear, therefore, O Israel and observe to do it; that it may be well with thee, and that ye may increase mightily, as the Lord God of your fathers promised thee, in the land that floweth with milk and honey.” A foundation for the family is provided by God, and the blueprint is found in Scripture. Deuteronomy 6:4-5 says, “Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God is one Lord, and thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might.” The foundation for the family is a love for God. As simple as it sounds, it is true and profound. Adrian Rogers says, “Now if you do not sincerely love God, you don’t have much of a chance of having a successful family. Many kids are turned off because they see that their parents, while they profess religion, they don’t love God with all of their heart.” Kids want to see their parents bring God into their family with a sincere, selfless, strong love. And there is a formula for the family that is prescribed. God says that your faith is to go from you to your children. Teach them convincingly, creatively, consistently, conversationally, and conspicuously. God has given us a promise of a future and a foundation upon which to build it. Love God with all of your heart, soul, and strength, and it will be well with you. Apply it to your life If you are raising children, know that it is one of the greatest responsibilities one could have! Today, talk to your family members about the Word of God. Apply the Bible to life situations. Those little ears are listening, and those eyes are watching.  

Perhaps our greatest human need is to be loved and to give love to someone else. Not only are we, as Christians, called to love others, we are called to exhibit a Christ-like love. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains what Jesus’ love looks like, and how to show it to others.

The life of a Christian is to be a life of contagious joy. Yet, it is possible to know Jesus and not have this joy. How can we find it? In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the joy described in John 15, and how to activate it in our lives.

As Christians, we are saved by grace alone, through faith, not by works of any kind. Grace is the root of our salvation, but our works are the fruit of it—they are the evidence. In this message, Adrian Rogers tells us what the Bible says about faith that saves.

In these desperate days, we need a faith that will hold fast in times of trouble. When the winds of circumstances, storms of calamity and floods of affliction come, we need faith like an anchor. In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us how God builds us up to have a rock-solid faith.

As children of God, faith is the stamp on our lives that pleases our Father; it is faith alone that enables us to live this Christian life. Romans 4 reminds us that in spite of Abraham’s sins, God remembers him for his faith, not his failures. In this message, Adrian Rogers uses Abraham’s example to reveal how to be strong in the faith.

In Romans 1-3, Paul addressed the fate of heathens, hypocrites, and humanity. But Romans 4 is a passage for those who believe it’s time for some good news, which is grace. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains what Abraham discovered, David described and Paul disclosed about grace.

In Romans 3, Paul writes as a prosecuting attorney, bringing the human race before judgment in a case we could call, “God vs. Humanity.” In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals our indictment, evidence, and verdict, and explains how God justifies us as His children.

In Romans 2, the Apostle Paul reveals how God handles hypocrites, specifically addressing those who were indignant at the sins of others, and indulgent in their own. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the standard by which we will be judged and why it is crucial to avoid hypocrisy.

It seems our nation is on the last step on the way down, toward the society Paul warns about in the Book of Romans. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the danger of “tolerance” in a society bent on sexual immorality and calls the church to a higher standard of purity.

God is a God of love, but He is also righteous; He is the Chief Judge, holy in His wrath. In Romans 1:18-31, the Apostle Paul reveals that this fallen world is without excuse. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals three reasons why this lost world is to be judged, and why it is important to repent of our ways and stay on the path of righteousness.

In Romans 1, the Apostle Paul describes the heart and mind of someone totally abandoned to the Gospel. In this message, Adrian Rogers examines Paul’s three “I am” statements to describe our passion and purpose as followers of Jesus.

There has been no book that has ever influenced or impacted the world like the book of Romans. Some of the fathers of our faith and greatest minds have called it the Constitution of Christianity. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the basics of the book that changed the world.

Whether written by the Apostles, spoken from the mouth of Jesus or recorded on scrolls by the Old Testament prophets, God calls the Bible’s inspired utterances the Word of God. In this message, Adrian Rogers speaks of the perfection, character and power of the Bible.

In this day, it is not values that we desperately need, but virtue. We must be able to differentiate truth and fact: we acquire facts, but learn truth. Facts deal with knowledge, and knowledge can double, but truth never changes and is settled for eternity. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the necessary steps we must take in treasuring truth.

God’s plan for us is not just to have eternal life after death, but to have abundant life, here and now. He has given us daily victory; but it is our responsibility to walk in it. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals to us how to maintain the life of victory.

Jesus Christ is called “Lord” 747 times in the New Testament alone! The question is not if He is Lord…it is if you will submit to His lordship. Adrian Rogers gives three reasons why we should submit to Jesus’s lordship and what happens when we do.

Do you believe the Babe of Bethlehem is the God of Genesis One? Adrian Rogers acknowledges the doctrine of the Holy Trinity and examines Scripture to explain how Jesus Christ is not only the Son of God… He is God the Son.

Scripture tells the story of a just and devout man named Simeon, who greatly anticipated the first coming of Christ; and in Luke 2:25, his wait was over. The promise was fulfilled. Adrian Rogers dissects what Simeon said about the baby he held in his arms named Jesus, and emphasizes the importance of our anticipation for the Second Coming of Christ. 

Many proclaiming Christians have difficulty comprehending the Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ, and oftentimes gloss over it when explaining the Christmas story to others. However, if the Virgin Birth of Jesus Christ did not happen, the foundation of Christianity collapses like a house of cards! Adrian Rogers explains how and why this unequaled birth came to be.

The way to be blessed is to obey God, which requires our trust in Him; and to trust Him is to love Him, and in order to love Him, we must know Him.

God has not engineered us for failure; rather He has programmed us for success. God has cultivated wonderful plans for our lives. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to be successful and know God’s will for our lives.

Victory is God’s gift to every child; He delights in His children’s prosperity. However, we must make certain that we are pursuing success God's way. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to come out of the wilderness and into the promised land.

God has a plan for us, and it includes prosperity; while that does not necessarily mean many riches, it does mean financial responsibility and blessing. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the eight principles of prosperity, God’s way, outlined in Ecclesiastes 11.

God pays attention to our stewardship.  He wants to open the windows of Heaven and pour out spiritual and financial blessing on us, but we must be brought to a place where we can receive it. In this message from Malachi 3, Adrian Rogers explains how to obtain financial freedom.

Stewardship is the area of life that tells how men make money and, more importantly, how God makes men. In this message from James 5, Adrian Rogers shares invaluable insight on man and his money.

Man’s problem is not what he lacks; it is what he has, which is a sin problem. The Gospel is the only thing that can save us from our sin. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares what the Gospel is, and what it means for us.

Satan wages war against the family, because the family is all we have left of the Garden of Eden. We are called to battle—to guard our hearts and protect our homes. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how a Christian warrior can prepare for the battle.

Satan also wants to destroy your family. But there is victory for those who follow God and keep clean hearts in this dirty world. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares ten practical strategies to guard our hearts and protect our homes.

The greatest commandment is to love God with all our hearts, souls, minds, and strength. Keeping this commandment is how we find our blessing and give God glory. In this message, Adrian Rogers examines Jesus’s divine appointment with the woman at the well to reveal four things necessary for our worship.

Psalm 119 reveals there is only one way to control your thought life, and that is to guard your heart. In this message, Adrian Rogers offers seven steps to help you guard your heart and protect your home.

There is a spiritual battle for the minds of our children. They are being systematically seduced by the enemy, who wants to destroy our homes. In this message, Adrian Rogers analyzes the “Moses Principle” in Hebrews 11, to reveal how we can guard our hearts and protect our homes.

Our purpose is to know God intimately and to enjoy Him personally; we need nothing more and should settle for nothing else. In this message, Adrian Rogers teaches us how to enjoy the presence of God, and even more importantly, how to stay in it.

The fear of death keeps people in bondage. Yet, a child of God can smile at death. That’s what Joseph did in Genesis 50. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to practice God’s presence in the hour of death.

In Genesis 45, we see an illustration of the Gospel, according to Joseph. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares seven principles from Joseph’s story of forgiveness that illustrate our salvation in Jesus Christ.

Through His Word, God gives us many prophetic portraits of Jesus Christ, one being Joseph in the Book of Genesis. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains four episodes in the life of Joseph that foreshadow the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Genesis 39 tells the story of a godly man named Joseph who faced tremendous hardship, though he was completely innocent. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals five principles for us to remember when nothing seems to make sense.

The secret to an abundant life is practicing the presence of God. One of the greatest examples of this is found in the Book of Genesis, through the life of Joseph. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares four principles that reveal how to practice the presence of God.

Satan is a murderer and a liar; he wants to bring death to our happiness, joy, and purity, and he accomplishes this through lies. He wants to destroy us, and he begins by deceiving us. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the three primary lies the devil uses, so that we can cling to the truth. 

It is unthinkable that a child of God could give a place in his life to the devil and grieve the Holy Spirit of God. However, there are many of us caught in Satan’s strongholds. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three steps to break Satan’s strongholds in our lives.

God has saved us by His grace, and He keeps us bound to Himself with a three-fold cord that cannot be broken. In this message from Ephesians 1, Adrian Rogers explains the role of the Holy Trinity in choosing, saving, and keeping the believer.

Adrian Rogers says, “We do not live by explanations; we live by promises.” One of God’s great promises is the assurance of our salvation. In this message, Adrian Rogers studies 1 John 5 to reveal the basis for our belief, and how to be absolutely sure of our salvation in Jesus Christ.

Children of God ought to be filled with love; in this message, Adrian Rogers identifies the legacy of love found in 1 John 3.

These days, we have many churches full of empty people who have never really been saved. In this message, Adrian Rogers identifies real salvation, which is outlined in 1 John 3.

When we know the Lord Jesus Christ, we experience the sweetest fellowship on Earth and can anticipate joy beyond comprehension when we all get to Heaven. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the Christian’s dignity, destiny, and duty.

As children of God, we cannot afford to be ignorant of the dynamic days in which we’re living. In this message, Adrian Rogers gives clear instruction to those living in the last days.

When you’re a Christian, the Lord fills your heart with love; however, there are some things the Bible says we cannot afford to love. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the character, corruption, and condemnation of this world, our friendly enemy.

When we got saved, God put some indelible marks upon us. 1 John 2:3-10 reveals three traits of those who are born again. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the birthmarks of the believer.

If we feel distant from God, it could be because of sin. 1 John 1-2 addresses the things that hinder our fellowship with God. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how God convicts, cleanses, and conquers sin.

1 John 1 speaks of our fellowship as Christians, which comes through the life that we have in Jesus Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three things we must know in order to experience and enjoy the sweetest fellowship this side of Heaven.

In the Old Testament, King Solomon was the apex of all greatness, wealth, and wonder. By all appearances of class, wealth and status, Jesus did not compare to Solomon. But in this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how our great Savior is infinitely greater than Solomon.

Praise is a powerful thing in times of joy and in times of help, but especially in times of trouble. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to praise our way to victory in times of opposition.

The life of a Christian is to be a life of continual, contagious joy. The joy of the Lord is our strength. It is how we are able to face the heartaches and trials of life. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to have the fullness of joy, and what it looks like to abide in Jesus.

God designed the divine institution of marriage and has given us the tools to create blessed homes. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares seven words that can build a marriage and cultivate success in the home.

In Joshua 3, the children of Israel were approaching the Promised Land of opportunity. To get there, they faced a raging river of difficulty. However, they had with them the Ark of the Covenant, which changed everything. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares what happens when we fix our eyes on Jesus in the face of difficulty.

In John 11, Jesus raises His friend, Lazarus, from the dead; this miracle is an illustration of the abundant life we can have in Jesus Christ, before and after death. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares four principles of an abundant life.

Some people think it is scientifically impossible to resurrect a human body. Fortunately, the power of Almighty God is not shackled by science. In this message, Adrian Rogers gives insight about the resurrection of the body.

Only the blood of Jesus can wash away our sin. Only the blood of Jesus can make us whole again. But this is only the beginning of the power in the blood. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how Jesus’s blood continues its work even after our sins are washed away and we are whole again.

It is in our human nature to make mistakes ourselves while finding it hard to forgive others. However, forgiveness is the sole remedy to our human condition. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the precious freedom of forgiveness, and how to be set free from guilt and bitterness.

Some of us are prone to worry more than others, however, all of us worry more than we should. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares a word for worriers and gives us three things to consider when we begin to feel anxious.

Depression is a serious problem. It is a health crisis, completely valid and, at times, very dangerous. Christians can struggle with depression. But there is an answer. In this message, Adrian Rogers offers hope and guidance on how to get up when you’re feeling down.

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In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals four things believers can do in a crisis.

In this message from Acts 8, Adrian Rogers shares three warnings about false religion, so we are not deceived.

In this message from Acts 8, Adrian Rogers shares three warnings about false religion, so we are not deceived.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals God’s grave warning about superficial religion.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals God’s grave warning about superficial religion.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how every Christian is an evangelist, and how to share the Gospel with others.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the expedience of obedience, so that we may live in victory.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the expedience of obedience, so that we may live in victory.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares four things about Jesus that caused a man to rise and walk.

In this message, Adrian Rogers looks at the life of Barnabas and reveals five ways we can encourage others.

In this message, Adrian Rogers looks at the life of Barnabas and reveals five ways we can encourage others.

Adrian Rogers reveals three principles that are the basis of our boldness for Christ.

Adrian Rogers reveals three principles that are the basis of our boldness for Christ.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reminds us of our purpose as the Church of Jesus Christ.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reminds us of our purpose as the Church of Jesus Christ.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the principles of power, as they were first given to us on the Day of Pentecost.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the principles of power, as they were first given to us on the Day of Pentecost.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how we can magnify Jesus and move others toward maturity and ministry.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares five principles of prosperity, as found in Genesis 24.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares five principles of prosperity, as found in Genesis 24.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shows how we often settle for less than God’s best, and how to have the victory God has planned for us.

In this message, Adrian Rogers offers three warnings for us in planning our future.

The story of Christmas is not complete without the Second Coming. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three insights about the unfinished story of Christmas.

The story of Christmas is not complete without the Second Coming. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three insights about the unfinished story of Christmas.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and God the Son. He is the second person of the Trinity.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and God the Son. He is the second person of the Trinity.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains who Jesus is, according to Colossians 1:15-21.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains who Jesus is, according to Colossians 1:15-21.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to replace a destructive “spirit of fear” with a productive “spirit of faith.”

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to replace a destructive “spirit of fear” with a productive “spirit of faith.”

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares encouragement with those who struggle with feelings of inferiority.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares encouragement with those who struggle with feelings of inferiority.

In this message, Adrian Rogers offers insight on dealing with stress.

In this message, Adrian Rogers offers insight on dealing with stress.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the solution to loneliness: remembering Jesus’ love for us.

In this message, Adrian Rogers offers insight on dealing with depression.

In this message, Adrian Rogers offers insight for those who are dealing with doubt.

In this message, Adrian Rogers offers insight for those who are dealing with doubt.

In this message, Adrian Rogers warns about the blight of bitterness, and shows us the biblical way to uproot bitterness before it takes its full effect.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us God’s answer to anger, found in Proverbs 19.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us God’s answer to anger, found in Proverbs 19.

Using David’s heartbreaking story in 2 Samuel 12, Adrian Rogers shares five principles of the law of the harvest.

Using David’s heartbreaking story in 2 Samuel 12, Adrian Rogers shares five principles of the law of the harvest.

Adrian Rogers tells us from the Book of Habakkuk how to live by God’s promises and give thanks in dark days.

Adrian Rogers tells us from the Book of Habakkuk how to live by God’s promises and give thanks in dark days.

In this message, Adrian Rogers discusses the life of King David to show the way back to God after falling into sin.

In this message, Adrian Rogers discusses the life of King David to show the way back to God after falling into sin.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals why we must be committed in our marriages and how to avoid the sin of adultery.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals why we must be committed in our marriages and how to avoid the sin of adultery.

Adrian Rogers examines King Saul’s golden opportunities and tragic failures to warn us of the games fools play.

Adrian Rogers examines King Saul’s golden opportunities and tragic failures to warn us of the games fools play.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the death of a brilliant fool, so that we may live in abundant wisdom.

Adrian Rogers describes the life of David’s servant Joab to reveal how we can know if our minds, hearts, and wills look like Jesus.

Adrian Rogers describes the life of David’s servant Joab to reveal how we can know if our minds, hearts, and wills look like Jesus.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how to behave when no one else is watching.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how to behave when no one else is watching.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the steadfast promise and saving power of the blood covenant Jesus made on our behalf.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the steadfast promise and saving power of the blood covenant Jesus made on our behalf.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares David’s and Jonathan’s formula for a beautiful friendship.

Victory can be dangerous if we don’t know how to receive it. Adrian Rogers shows how David demonstrated wisdom in victory.

Victory can be dangerous if we don’t know how to receive it. Adrian Rogers shows how David demonstrated wisdom in victory.

In this message about David and Goliath, Adrian Rogers teaches us how to deal with the giants in our lives.

In this message about David and Goliath, Adrian Rogers teaches us how to deal with the giants in our lives.

Are some predestined for Hell? Absolutely not! In this message, Adrian Rogers provides biblical knowledge about the character and nature of God.

Are some predestined for Hell? Absolutely not! In this message, Adrian Rogers provides biblical knowledge about the character and nature of God.

Adrian Rogers reveals four promises in Romans 8 that explain why good things happen to bad people like us.

Adrian Rogers reveals four promises in Romans 8 that explain why good things happen to bad people like us.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals five foundational facts on which our faith rests.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals five foundational facts on which our faith rests.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how the Holy Spirit helps us in prayer.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how the Holy Spirit helps us in prayer.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the grace that covers our guilt, and the glory that waits at the end of our suffering.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the grace that covers our guilt, and the glory that waits at the end of our suffering.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how the Holy Spirit in us gives us life, glorifies the Lord, and guarantees our inheritance.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how the Holy Spirit in us gives us life, glorifies the Lord, and guarantees our inheritance.

In this message, Adrian Rogers tells us how to begin bridging the gap between what the Bible says we are in Christ and what we are in reality.

In this message, Adrian Rogers tells us how to begin bridging the gap between what the Bible says we are in Christ and what we are in reality.

In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how to live in victory, as identified in Romans 6.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals what we lose in the kingdom of Adam, and what we gain in the Kingdom of Christ.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals what we lose in the kingdom of Adam, and what we gain in the Kingdom of Christ.

In this message from the Book of Daniel, Adrian Rogers shows us how to stand alone, even when our faith is on fire.

In this message from the Book of Daniel, Adrian Rogers shows us how to stand alone, even when our faith is on fire.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shows how to keep the spiritual fire ignited in the Church on the Day of Pentecost burning.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shows how to keep the spiritual fire ignited in the Church on the Day of Pentecost burning.

In this message from the parable of the prodigal, Adrian Rogers explains how our relationship with the Father is measured by our love for our brothers.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us how our response to the cross determines whether we are wise or unwise.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us how our response to the cross determines whether we are wise or unwise.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the seven wonders of the Word of God.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the seven wonders of the Word of God.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how every Christian can be a faithful minister of the Word of God.

Adrian Rogers examines Proverbs 3:5-6 to help us understand how to find God’s will for our lives.

Adrian Rogers examines Proverbs 3:5-6 to help us understand how to find God’s will for our lives.

In this message, Adrian Rogers teaches us how to share Jesus, as instructed in Psalm 126.

In this message, Adrian Rogers teaches us how to share Jesus, as instructed in Psalm 126.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us how to make the Bible come alive, as instructed in Psalm 119.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us how to make the Bible come alive, as instructed in Psalm 119.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals five reasons why the Bible is the amazing Word of God.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals five reasons why the Bible is the amazing Word of God.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to know the Bible is the Word of God.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to know the Bible is the Word of God.

Adrian Rogers reveals three ways God speaks to us, so we can know God personally, intimately, and assuredly.

In this message from John 4, Adrian Rogers points us beyond excitement about miracles to faith in the Messiah, Jesus Christ.

In this message from John 4, Adrian Rogers points us beyond excitement about miracles to faith in the Messiah, Jesus Christ.

Using James as his text, Adrian Rogers says that when we read the Bible, it reads us, and shows us how to become more like Jesus.

Adrian Rogers reveals our adversary, as well as our armor, our attack, and our allies in spiritual warfare.

Adrian Rogers reveals our adversary, as well as our armor, our attack, and our allies in spiritual warfare.

Adrian Rogers reveals how to know God through the Bible so you can love, trust, and obey God.

Adrian Rogers reveals how to know God through the Bible so you can love, trust, and obey God.

In this message from Ephesians 1, Adrian Rogers explains the role of the Holy Trinity in choosing, saving, and keeping the believer.

Adrian Rogers uses the promises of 1 John 5 to explain how we can be absolutely sure of salvation in Jesus Christ.

Adrian Rogers uses the promises of 1 John 5 to explain how we can be absolutely sure of salvation in Jesus Christ.

Adrian Rogers identifies the legacy of love found in 1 John 3.

Adrian Rogers identifies the legacy of love found in 1 John 3.

In this message, Adrian Rogers identifies real salvation, which is outlined in 1 John 3.

In this message, Adrian Rogers identifies real salvation, which is outlined in 1 John 3.

Adrian Rogers shares the Christian’s dignity, destiny, and duty from 1 John 3.

Adrian Rogers shares the Christian’s dignity, destiny, and duty from 1 John 3.

In this message, Adrian Rogers gives clear instruction to those living in the last days.

In this message, Adrian Rogers gives clear instruction to those living in the last days.

Adrian Rogers reveals the character, corruption, and condemnation of this world, our friendly enemy.

Adrian Rogers reveals the character, corruption, and condemnation of this world, our friendly enemy.

Adrian Rogers reveals how to be a growing Christian, so we can know true victory and joy in our walk with Christ.

Adrian Rogers reveals how to be a growing Christian, so we can know true victory and joy in our walk with Christ.

In this message from 1 John 2:3-10, Adrian Rogers reveals the birthmarks of the believer.

In this message from 1 John 1-2, Adrian Rogers reveals how God convicts, cleanses, and conquers sin.

In this message from 1 John 1-2, Adrian Rogers reveals how God convicts, cleanses, and conquers sin.

In this message from First John, Adrian Rogers shares three things that enable us to experience and enjoy the sweetest fellowship this side of Heaven.

In this message from First John, Adrian Rogers shares three things that enable us to experience and enjoy the sweetest fellowship this side of Heaven.

Adrian Rogers reveals why, as Christians, we don’t just receive knowledge of Jesus Christ; our life is knowing Jesus Christ.

Facts deal with knowledge, and knowledge can double, but truth never changes and is settled for eternity. This message shares the necessary steps in treasuring truth.

One of the chief weapons that God has given us is the principle of submission. Adrian Rogers reveals what that means in the government, the workforce, and the home.

One of the chief weapons that God has given us is the principle of submission. Adrian Rogers reveals what that means in the government, the workforce, and the home.

In this message, Pastor Adrian Rogers discusses the husband’s servant role in the marriage.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reviews David’s reverence for the God-appointed position of King Saul and explains how to recognize and respect authority.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reviews David’s reverence for the God-appointed position of King Saul and explains how to recognize and respect authority.

Adrian Rogers explores Romans 5 and explains the Holy Spirit’s role in providing kingdom authority in the life of the believer.

Adrian Rogers explores Romans 5 and explains the Holy Spirit’s role in providing kingdom authority in the life of the believer.

Adrian Rogers reinforces the kingdom authority available to God’s children by sharing four reasons why the Bible is the Word of God.

Adrian Rogers reinforces the kingdom authority available to God’s children by sharing four reasons why the Bible is the Word of God.

In this message, Adrian Rogers describes the lordship of Christ, as identified in Romans 14.

In this message, Adrian Rogers describes the lordship of Christ, as identified in Romans 14.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to come against the enemy from a position of victory through the warfare of prayer.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to come against the enemy from a position of victory through the warfare of prayer.

This message examines the centurion in Luke 7 to reveal the source, secret, and scope of our kingdom authority.

This message examines the centurion in Luke 7 to reveal the source, secret, and scope of our kingdom authority.

Pastor Adrian Rogers tells believers that if they will learn to utilize the kingdom authority made possible through Christ’s victory, all of Heaven will break loose.

Pastor Adrian Rogers tells believers that if they will learn to utilize the kingdom authority made possible through Christ’s victory, all of Heaven will break loose.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals three demands of Christian citizenship from 1 Peter 2:11-17.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals three demands of Christian citizenship from 1 Peter 2:11-17.

In this message, Pastor Adrian Rogers uses the story of Joseph to show us how to live a deeply meaningful life.

In this message, Pastor Adrian Rogers uses the story of Joseph to show us how to live a deeply meaningful life.

Pastor Adrian Rogers reveals why we must guard our teenagers’ friendships and help them become admirable friends to others.

Pastor Adrian Rogers reveals why we must guard our teenagers’ friendships and help them become admirable friends to others.

Adrian Rogers shares six things to keep in mind as we shine bright for Jesus in these dark days.

Adrian Rogers shares six things to keep in mind as we shine bright for Jesus in these dark days.

Adrian Rogers offers four insights from the story of the rich young ruler to help you avoid striking out at the opportunity to follow Christ.

Adrian Rogers offers four insights from the story of the rich young ruler to help you avoid striking out at the opportunity to follow Christ.

In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the story of the Israelites to reveal four principles of victory over the flesh.

In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the story of the Israelites to reveal four principles of victory over the flesh.

Adrian Rogers offers four ways we can raise our children to be wise in a foolish world.

Adrian Rogers offers four ways we can raise our children to be wise in a foolish world.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals key principles for raising children who love God and honor Him with their lives.

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Pastor Adrian Rogers looks at the story of Hannah, mother to the prophet Samuel, and shares five powerful principles for raising godly children.

Pastor Adrian Rogers looks at the story of Hannah, mother to the prophet Samuel, and shares five powerful principles for raising godly children.

Pastor Adrian Rogers reveals what it means to be a godly mother and how to make a home beautiful.

Pastor Adrian Rogers reveals what it means to be a godly mother and how to make a home beautiful.

Pastor Adrian Rogers reveals several ways we can honor our earthly parents and our Heavenly Father.

Pastor Adrian Rogers reveals how the indispensable faith of Moses’ parents set the stage for great victory.

Pastor Adrian Rogers reveals how the indispensable faith of Moses’ parents set the stage for great victory.

Pastor Adrian Rogers reveals five characteristics of Barnabas’s “gift of encouragement” that believers can use to encourage others.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to discover and develop our spiritual gifts.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to discover and develop our spiritual gifts.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals why it is crucial and freeing to remain faithful in stewardship.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals why it is crucial and freeing to remain faithful in stewardship.

In this message, Adrian Rogers uses Psalm 126 to reveal our program, passion, power, and promise as soul winners for Jesus Christ.

In this message, Adrian Rogers identifies seven ways we can care for one another within the church.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the church’s function, formation and fellowship, and how we can remain faithful to it.

Adrian Rogers reveals the meaning, method and motive of true worship, our greatest need and privilege.

Adrian Rogers reveals the meaning, method and motive of true worship, our greatest need and privilege.

In this message, Adrian Rogers gives insight on how to be faithful in Bible Study.

In this message, Adrian Rogers gives insight on how to be faithful in Bible Study.

Adrian Rogers reveals how to heal broken relationships within the Body of Christ, according to Matthew 18.

Adrian Rogers reveals how to heal broken relationships within the Body of Christ, according to Matthew 18.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to answer a skeptic.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to spot a counterfeit teacher.

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals four attributes of a fully committed disciple of Jesus Christ.

Let’s examine six mighty motivations for soul-winning.

Let’s examine six mighty motivations for soul-winning.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the five pillars of salvation.

In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the five pillars of salvation.

As Christians, we are saved by grace alone, through faith, not by works of any kind. Grace is the root of our salvation, but our works are the fruit of it—they are the evidence. In this message, Adrian Rogers tells us what the Bible says about faith that saves.

As Christians, we are saved by grace alone, through faith, not by works of any kind. Grace is the root of our salvation, but our works are the fruit of it—they are the evidence. In this message, Adrian Rogers tells us what the Bible says about faith that saves.

Whether written by the Apostles, spoken from the mouth of Jesus or recorded on scrolls by the Old Testament prophets, God calls the Bible’s inspired utterances the Word of God. In this message, Adrian Rogers speaks of the perfection, character, and power of the Bible.

In this day, it is not values that we desperately need, but virtue. We must be able to differentiate truth and fact: we acquire facts, but learn truth. Facts deal with knowledge, and knowledge can double, but truth never changes, and is settled for eternity. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the necessary steps we must take in treasuring truth.

In this day, it is not values that we desperately need, but virtue. We must be able to differentiate truth and fact: we acquire facts, but learn truth. Facts deal with knowledge, and knowledge can double, but truth never changes, and is settled for eternity. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the necessary steps we must take in treasuring truth.

In these desperate days, we need a faith that will hold fast in times of trouble. When the winds of circumstances, storms of calamity, and floods of affliction come, we need faith like an anchor. In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us how God builds us up to have a rock-solid faith.

In these desperate days, we need a faith that will hold fast in times of trouble. When the winds of circumstances, storms of calamity, and floods of affliction come, we need faith like an anchor. In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us how God builds us up to have a rock-solid faith.

As children of God, faith is the stamp on our lives that pleases our Father; it is faith alone that enables us to live this Christian life. Romans 4 reminds us that in spite of Abraham’s sins, God remembers him for his faith, not his failures. In this message, Adrian Rogers uses Abraham’s example to reveal how to be strong in the faith.

In Romans 1-3, Paul addressed the fate of heathens, hypocrites, and humanity. But Romans 4 is a passage for those who believe it’s time for some good news, which is grace. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains what Abraham discovered, David described and Paul disclosed about grace.

In Romans 1-3, Paul addressed the fate of heathens, hypocrites, and humanity. But Romans 4 is a passage for those who believe it’s time for some good news, which is grace. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains what Abraham discovered, David described and Paul disclosed about grace.

In Romans 3, Paul writes as a prosecuting attorney, bringing the human race before judgment in a case we could call, “God vs. Humanity.” In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals our indictment, evidence, and verdict, and explains how God justifies us as His children.

In Romans 3, Paul writes as a prosecuting attorney, bringing the human race before judgment in a case we could call, “God vs. Humanity.” In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals our indictment, evidence, and verdict, and explains how God justifies us as His children.

In Romans 2, the Apostle Paul reveals how God handles hypocrites, specifically addressing those who were indignant at the sins of others, and indulgent in their own. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the standard by which we will be judged and why it is crucial to avoid hypocrisy.

In Romans 2, the Apostle Paul reveals how God handles hypocrites, specifically addressing those who were indignant at the sins of others, and indulgent in their own. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the standard by which we will be judged and why it is crucial to avoid hypocrisy.

It seems our nation is on the last step on the way down, toward the society Paul warns about in the Book of Romans. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the danger of “tolerance” in a society bent on sexual immorality, and calls the church to a higher standard of purity.

It seems our nation is on the last step on the way down, toward the society Paul warns about in the Book of Romans. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the danger of “tolerance” in a society bent on sexual immorality, and calls the church to a higher standard of purity.

God is a God of love, but He is also righteous; He is the Chief Judge, holy in His wrath. In Romans 1:18-31, the Apostle Paul reveals that this fallen world is without excuse. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals three reasons why this lost world is to be judged, and why it is important to repent of our ways and stay on the path of righteousness.

God is a God of love, but He is also righteous; He is the Chief Judge, holy in His wrath. In Romans 1:18-31, the Apostle Paul reveals that this fallen world is without excuse. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals three reasons why this lost world is to be judged, and why it is important to repent of our ways and stay on the path of righteousness.

In Romans 1, the Apostle Paul describes the heart and mind of someone totally abandoned to the Gospel. In this message, Adrian Rogers examines Paul’s three “I am” statements to describe our passion and purpose as followers of Jesus.

In Romans 1, the Apostle Paul describes the heart and mind of someone totally abandoned to the Gospel. In this message, Adrian Rogers examines Paul’s three “I am” statements to describe our passion and purpose as followers of Jesus.

There has been no book that has ever influenced or impacted the world like the book of Romans. Some of the fathers of our faith and greatest minds have called it the Constitution of Christianity. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the basics of the book that changed the world.

There has been no book that has ever influenced or impacted the world like the book of Romans. Some of the fathers of our faith and greatest minds have called it the Constitution of Christianity. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the basics of the book that changed the world.

The Passover is a Jewish tradition that should be inextricably interwoven with our celebration of Easter. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the symbolism of the Passover and explains how it is a prophecy of our redemption in Christ.

When Jesus came to this earth the first time, He came with His glory veiled; when He returns, His glory will be unveiled, and we will truly see Him. In this message, Adrian Rogers gives insight regarding the soon coming of our Lord, Jesus Christ.

When Jesus came to this earth the first time, He came with His glory veiled; when He returns, His glory will be unveiled, and we will truly see Him. In this message, Adrian Rogers gives insight regarding the soon coming of our Lord, Jesus Christ.

We were created to worship God; it is life’s greatest privilege and highest duty to praise Him. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the what, the who, the why, and the way of true worship.

As Christians, we are temples of God; the Lord lives and dwells in us. But many of us are not aware of the presence of God in our lives and we lose our glow. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to practice the presence of God.

As Christians, we are temples of God; the Lord lives and dwells in us. But many of us are not aware of the presence of God in our lives and we lose our glow. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to practice the presence of God.

Our highest privilege as Christians is to know and enjoy God’s presence in a personal and exciting way. But what happens when we find ourselves in a spiritual drought? In this message, based on the Book of Malachi, Adrian Rogers identifies three ways to keep the wonder in our worship.

Our purpose is to know God intimately and to enjoy Him personally; we need nothing more and should settle for nothing else. In this message, Adrian Rogers teaches us how to enjoy the presence of God, and even more importantly, how to stay in it.

Our purpose is to know God intimately and to enjoy Him personally; we need nothing more and should settle for nothing else. In this message, Adrian Rogers teaches us how to enjoy the presence of God, and even more importantly, how to stay in it.

The greatest commandment is to love God with all our hearts, souls, minds, and strength. Keeping this commandment is how we find our blessing and give God glory. In this message, Adrian Rogers examines Jesus’s divine appointment with the woman at the well to reveal four things necessary for our worship.

The greatest commandment is to love God with all our hearts, souls, minds, and strength. Keeping this commandment is how we find our blessing and give God glory. In this message, Adrian Rogers examines Jesus’s divine appointment with the woman at the well to reveal four things necessary for our worship.

Praise is a powerful thing, in times of joy and in times of help, but especially in times of trouble.In 2 Chronicles 20:1-30, the story of King Jehoshaphat exemplifies this power, firsthand. In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us the power of praise and what to do in times of opposition.

Praise is a powerful thing, in times of joy and in times of help, but especially in times of trouble.In 2 Chronicles 20:1-30, the story of King Jehoshaphat exemplifies this power, firsthand. In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us the power of praise and what to do in times of opposition.

The devil’s deceitful and counterfeit thrills never last; in fact, Satan always gives his best first and the worst last. On the contrary, every day with Jesus is sweeter than the day before, and even still, He saves the best for last. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to make the rest of our lives the best of our lives.

The devil’s deceitful and counterfeit thrills never last; in fact, Satan always gives his best first and the worst last. On the contrary, every day with Jesus is sweeter than the day before, and even still, He saves the best for last. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to make the rest of our lives the best of our lives.

In Psalm 23:5, David uses three Jewish customs to exemplify how God truly feels about His children. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains their meanings to show us how to feel good about God.

In spite of our best efforts to forget, death is a very real fact. As believers, it’s something we don’t have to fear; rather, we can anticipate it. In this message, Adrian Rogers examines Psalm 23 to show us how we can smile at death.

It is in a sheep’s nature to wander away from the shepherd. But it is in the shepherd’s nature to restore his sheep. Likewise, we can expect to fall out of fellowship with God. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to get right with God and stay right with Him.