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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.

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.

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 Bible instructs us to pray without ceasing. But so many times, our prayers seem to go unanswered. In this message, Adrian Rogers observes the story of Zacharias and Elizabeth in Luke 1 to explain what to do when prayer seems unanswered.

Oftentimes, we don’t expect God to answer our prayers. But Jesus taught us to pray for deliverance from the evil one. And He would never teach us to pray that if He did not intend to deliver us. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how to pray victorious prayers when facing temptation and evil.

The two great enemies against the human soul are guilt and bitterness. And the freedom of forgiveness is the only thing that can combat them. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the reasons, requirements, and results of forgiveness.

Jesus’ model prayer in Matthew 6 teaches us how to pray for our daily bread. In this message, Adrian Rogers provides four steps to follow as we pray for our daily needs.

According to Matthew 6:10, there will come a day when God’s will will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares four things about the Coming Kingdom of Jesus Christ and how to pray for His will to be done on Earth. (1688)

There is nothing more important than knowing how to pray. Jesus teaches us how to pray in Matthew 6, beginning with a very specific instruction to call God, “Father.” In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the power of prayer and what it means when we say “Father.”

Adrian Rogers says, “By your first birth you have existence. By your second birth you have supernatural life.” In this message, we look at John 3:1-7 to understand the new birth.

There are some things that no pastor or Bible teacher can explain. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three things you cannot learn in school, which only the Holy Spirit can teach you.

Where does God live? As we study the Bible, it seems God doesn’t seem to stay put, until recently. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares God’s four houses and how we can make our hearts God’s home.

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.

In Matthew 16:13-20, Simon Peter declares Jesus is the Messiah they’ve long waited for. As a result of his bold faith, Jesus changed his name to Peter (which means “rock”), Jesus then declared He would build the church upon Himself. In this message, Adrian Rogers analyzes this radical exchange to reveal several things about the church triumphant.

These days, our nation is in troubled waters, and the problem is rooted in fathers who fail to accept their responsibility. The Book of Proverbs reveals how to be the father of a wise child. In this message, Adrian Rogers offers four ways we can raise our children to be wise in a foolish world.

As parents, our chief desire for our children should be that they love God and honor Him with their lives. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals seven key principles from Proverbs for raising kids that count for the cause of Christ.

Perhaps the most powerful and influential class of people in the world today are mothers. 1 Samuel 1 tells the story of Hannah, whose son, Samuel, was considered one of the greatest prophets of the Old Testament. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares five powerful principles from Hannah’s story that reveal how to raise godly children.

God is in favor of beautiful homes; yet these days, our families face many enemies that threaten to drain us of our splendor. Titus 2 shows us that the key to a beautiful home is the wife and mother. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals what it means to be a godly mother and how to make a home beautiful.

Following God’s command to honor our parents is how we can be children of happy mothers. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares four ways we bring honor to our parents, and in turn, honor our heavenly Father.

Hebrews 11 tells the story of the divine origin of the prophet Moses. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals principles from the indispensable faith of Moses’ parents, Amram and Jochebed, to teach the importance of faith for the family.

In this message, Pastor Rogers tells us how to stand on the truth in a culture with vanishing values.

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.

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.

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.

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.

God is the producer, preserver, and purpose of creation. Everything starts with God, operates through God, and returns back to God. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how this divine triangle exemplifies the power of effectual prayer.

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.

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

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. Scripture tells us that false teachers are among us and warns us of the dangers of their doctrine. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to spot a counterfeit teacher.

It costs to serve Jesus Christ; we must be prepared to pay the price every day, every step of the way. 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. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals four attributes of a disciple fully committed to Jesus Christ.

Our achievements in life are primarily obtained by the drive behind them. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals six mighty motivations for those who want to win souls for Christ.

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.

Perhaps the most difficult and profoundly rewarding role a man could ever commit to is being a good dad. The faith of our fathers is what leads our families through the minefield of today’s world. In this message, Adrian Rogers describes a faithful father in four ways.

One of the greatest and deepest needs we have as human beings is friendship. The Book of Proverbs is full of wisdom for making friends forever. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to be the friend that we all need.

The Good Samaritan is the story of a man receiving aid from his cultural enemy after falling among thieves. This parable clearly reveals the true meaning of being a good neighbor. In this message, Adrian Rogers teaches us how to be a good friend to those who are suffering all around us.

If we stand up for Jesus, we will be persecuted. The only way to escape it is to compromise—to conform to this world. Instead, we must decide now that we will learn to stand for Jesus, no matter what happens. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the reasons for, and the biblical response to, persecution.