In Acts 17, Paul finds himself surrounded by a pagan society in Athens, Greece. Yet, the ones who opposed the Gospel in this passage are much like those who oppose the Gospel, now. In this message, Adrian Rogers analyzes Paul’s response to reveal how to stand firm in a pagan world.
READ MOREWe live in a world of victims; nobody wants to take the blame for anything. But God’s Word heeds warning to those who would dare blame Him for their temptation to sin. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the process of temptation, so that we can recognize and rebuke our own flawed appetites and fatal attractions.
READ MOREUnder the circumstances, you suffocate; above them, you rest pretty well. Take your eyes off self and circumstances. Fix your eyes only on Jesus.
READ MOREJust as the storms of God’s wrath beat upon that ark, the storms of God’s wrath beat upon the Lord Jesus. But we are on the inside, and not one drop of judgment can come through.
READ MOREThe only way to Heaven is to receive Christ as your personal Savior. Are you certain you’re saved, your sins forgiven? It’s not something you inherit by doing it; it’s a gift of God you receive by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
READ MOREThe devil’s origin in Ezekiel 28 is one of riches to rags. It’s important to learn about his descent from the palace to the pit. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares Satan’s treacherous history so that we can be informed and vigilant when waging war against the kingdom of evil.
READ MOREFaith is necessary for salvation, but you’re saved by Jesus! How much faith does it take? Just enough to say, "Lord, I trust You.”
READ MORETrue joy doesn’t depend upon your circumstances. Happiness depends on circumstances—what “happens” to you.
READ MORESatan is constantly accusing you. He wants you to sin, encourages you to sin, then he wants you to suffer the consequences. He points out your sin so you’ll get into the guilt trap.
READ MORENot all anger is bad or sinful. Many things in our world should move you to anger. The Lord Jesus Himself was moved with righteous anger when it was called for.
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