A true minister of the Gospel does not act just because He is paid to do it but because He is compelled by the love of Christ.
READ MOREOur 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.
READ MOREGod 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.
READ MOREWe must be careful that we are not so set on the thing we seek that we miss God in the process and act foolishly as a result.
READ MOREIn trying times, we look to God as our hope. When we see arrogance in our world and in our lives, we must surrender to God and say “Lord, send a mighty revival and let it begin in me.”
READ MOREWhat is beautiful about God is that the point of your despair does not have to be the end of your story.
READ MOREWe must be careful with this struggle: we cannot live a double life for God, asking Him to give us His power on one hand but living for selfish desires on the other.
READ MOREThe 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.
READ MOREThe 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.
READ MOREIf we do not stay determined to remember, we will quickly forget God’s goodness.
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