The Kingdom was uncovered through Jesus’ coming. There was a glimpse of glory. The very King who held the keys to the Kingdom was doing miracles among the religious leaders, but they were blind to that reality.
READ MOREThe 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.
READ MOREHow can we defend against false teachers infiltrating the Church? We seek holiness and ask Him to purge any sin in our personal lives and in the lives of those in the body of Christ so that we will be one body.
READ MOREWe need to be able to spot and identify the false teachers of our day. They’re not easily spotted because the devil is a master of deception and a master of camouflage.
READ MOREHow can we stand secure when there are wonders of the Kingdom we don’t understand? When we can’t understand full, we trust the sovereignty, power, and faithfulness of God.
READ MOREThe 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.
READ MOREWe must be sure to purge the leaven out of the Church because a little bit of it leavens the whole lump.
READ MOREOnly God can count the effectiveness of a seed. A seed can reproduce and reproduce repeatedly. It is a secret and a mystery to us, but it is fully known to God.
READ MOREIn 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.
READ MOREWe need to seek faith that is not necessarily complex or “big,” but is small and simple, holding much strength just like the example of the mustard seed.
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