The Christ that walked the shores of Galilee is alive through his new body, the Church, even today. What does[...]

Before Jesus was crucified, a crown of thorns was placed on his head. Though done by the hands of wicked[...]

In Luke 22, we find Jesus is in the garden of Gethsemane, praying: Lord, if it be possible, let this[...]

The story of Ruth begins with a funeral and ends with a wedding; it begins with weeping but ends with[...]

In the Book of Ruth, Ruth and Boaz’s love story is an illustration of Jesus Christ and the Church, His[...]

After losing her husband in a pagan land, Ruth made the wise choice to stay with her mother-in-law and continue[...]

In the midst of some of the darkest days recorded in Scripture, we are given a love story: Ruth’s love[...]

As Christians, we have been instructed to love as Jesus loves in an increasingly loveless world. In this message, Adrian[...]

The Day of Pentecost in Act 2 marked the birth of the Church, and the burst of the Holy Flame[...]

Faith is the distinguishing mark of the Christian. It is our chief duty to exercise our belief in Jesus. But[...]

As these days grow gloriously dim, we must stand on the principles of God’s Word—for things that are true and[...]

If there is ever a time that we need faith in Almighty God, it is now. However, we don’t just[...]

We are saved to serve the Body of Christ; each of us is called to be ministers and servants of[...]

Jesus wants unity in His Church because togetherness is to our great advantage as believers and the thing our enemy[...]

In Romans 13, the Apostle Paul sounds the alarm to let us know that the enemy is near. In this[...]

What does the Bible say about Christian citizenship? What are our responsibilities, duties, and rights? In this message, Adrian Rogers[...]

As we mature in our faith, we are called to find our place of service. In this message, Adrian Rogers[...]

Everything begins with God. He is the source of all things, and everything leads back to Him. Like everything else[...]

Because Israel is God’s chosen nation, it is the center of prophecy, of the approaching storm, of peace and glory.[...]

In the Kingdom of God, our faith is the measure of our victory and success. Our belief is our greatest[...]

Some may think being saved is an old-fashioned concept, but salvation continues to be Man’s greatest need. In this message,[...]

Are some predestined for Hell? Absolutely not! In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals three things we need to know about[...]

The Bible says there is no good person, not one. Every good thing we have is due to the grace[...]

Salvation, from start to finish, is of the Lord. It is only by the grace of God that we can[...]

Do you believe in prayer? That is, do you believe that prayer works, and works wonders, do you? If you pray,[...]

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is what turns every hurt into a hallelujah. And that same Spirit that raised Jesus[...]

The distinguishing mark of a Christian is the Holy Spirit in him. In this message, Adrian Rogers identifies how the[...]

There seems to be a gap between what the Bible says we are in Christ and what we are in[...]

The grace of God enables us to live godly lives in Christ Jesus, and empowers us to live in victory.[...]

If we don’t understand the bad news of sin, we’re not ready for the Good News of the Gospel --[...]

Life, in its very nature, is tragic; sooner or later, the bottom will fall out. The difference between a life[...]

Wolves are the most dreaded and hated enemy of the shepherd because of their danger and deception. In Matthew 7,[...]

Jesus told us in Matthew 7 that the road to Heaven is narrow. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the[...]

The key to the vault of all of God’s treasure is prayer. The power of prevailing prayer is the greatest[...]

It is in our nature to judge others and see how we measure up. We all have our tape measures[...]

There is nothing more destabilizing than worry, yet all of us worry more than we should. In this message, Adrian[...]

Many people think they are wealthy and are not, because they do not have what truly matters. In this message,[...]

Make-believe is not new to our day and age. Some of the biggest actors in this world are not in[...]

We live in a very self-centered world—a society tightly wrapped up in itself. But there is joy waiting for those[...]

We are living in a time of national tragedy, rooted in homes built on throw-away marriages. Marriage is made in[...]

The great pollution problem is not in the air—it is in our own hearts and minds. To be happy and[...]

The home is the fabric of our society, and we are at a crisis point. It is a matter of[...]

There is no fooling anyone. The golden facades and outer appearances we put on cannot hide a decaying spiritual life.[...]

The Lord Jesus Christ is the One our hearts long for, the One who can fulfill our deepest need. He[...]

In Matthew 5, Jesus calls us the salt and light of the world. Salt speaks of character while light speaks[...]

In Matthew 5:13, Jesus calls His followers “salt of the earth.” In this passage, Adrian Rogers explains the importance of[...]

Man is a clever creature, but he has lost his way in the darkness. God has cultivated wonderful plans for[...]

Long before Christ’s birth, the prophet Isaiah wrote about the coming Savior, and expressed how His name is wonderful. In[...]

The story of Christmas is a tribute to the Trinity: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy[...]

Jesus was born in Bethlehem, but His existence did not begin in Bethlehem; He has been from everlasting. In this[...]

Birth is, perhaps, the greatest miracle each of us has ever experienced. Jesus’ birth in Bethlehem was even more miraculous.[...]

In Acts 10, Simon Peter testifies to the household of Cornelius, and reveals that Jesus is the Christ of the[...]

In Acts 10, Simon Peter is invited into the home of Cornelius, a Roman officer, to share his faith with[...]

Troubles come and go every day, but every so often we come up against an unexpected, ferocious crisis. In this[...]

In Acts 8, on the heels of a Great Revival, a sorcerer named Simon exhibited a counterfeit Christianity that posed[...]

In Acts 5, the Early Church was in the blaze of revival. However, the devil crafted a new attack from[...]

Each of us is called, ordained, equipped, and given opportunity to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In this message,[...]

Being a Christian is a joyous thing. The reason we are not filled with joy in this Christian life could[...]

In this day, it is not values that we desperately need, but virtue. We must be able to differentiate truth[...]

Perhaps the most difficult thing we’ll ever do is give thanks in tough times. It requires true maturity in the[...]

No military power, economic upturn, or presidential election can bring the revival we so desperately need. Transformation happens when, by[...]

In Acts 3, the Apostles Peter and John experienced a miracle in the name of Jesus Christ. This was a[...]

The Book of Acts tells the story of a man called Barnabas, which translates to, “son of consolation.” Barnabas’ gift[...]

If there was ever a time to be bold in our faith, it is now. We need the same holy[...]

As the Body and Bride of Christ, the Church is the world’s first idea of Jesus. Do we exhibit the[...]

The Day of Pentecost in Acts 2 marked the birth of the Church, and the burst of the Holy Flame[...]

Our greatest need in this world is Jesus; as Believers, it is our greatest privilege to make Jesus known to[...]

God takes pleasure in the prosperity of His servants. To prosper means that God’s hand is upon us, helping us[...]

In 1 Kings 18, God sent the prophet Elijah to challenge the followers of Baal, a foreign god that had[...]

As we ask God to do something supernatural in our desperate world, we must pray for revival. In this message,[...]

1 Kings 18 tells the story of revival in dark days. After a severe drought, God told Elijah that He[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 2 Chronicles 20:1-30 Praise is a powerful thing, in times of joy and in times of[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Reference: Matthew 25:21 God preserves the faithful (see Psalm 31:23). Faithfulness is God’s measurement for our blessing.[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Ephesians 4:7 When God saved us by His grace, He gave each of us spiritual gifts.[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Malachi 3:7-12 At its core definition, stewardship is our relationship with money: how we obtain, save,[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Psalm 126:5-6 The wisest thing we could do in the eyes of God is to remain[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:12, 25 1 Corinthians 12:12 says, “For as the body is one and has[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:12 It is important that we understand that while Jesus Christ and the Church[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: John 4:3-24 Our greatest need, privilege, and supreme duty as Christians is to worship God; it[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 2 Timothy 2:15 If we want to live holy lives, to be sanctified and powerful in[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Reference: Acts 10:34 Would you be prepared to share the light of the Gospel the moment someone[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 3 As Christians, we are instructed to keep the faith and give it away.[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: 2 Peter 2:1 In the Bible, there is no greater crime than being a false prophet.[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Luke 14:25-35 It costs to serve Jesus Christ; we must be prepared to pay the price.[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Reference: 2 Corinthians 5 Our achievements in life are impelled by the drive behind them. If we[...]

Sermon Overview Scripture Reference: Mark 8:34 Our souls are of infinite worth. When God made the human soul, He made[...]

Whether we realize it or not, there is a battle raging in our minds at every moment: spiritual warfare between[...]

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

You can choose your thoughts like you choose your friends. As Christians, we must have a standard regarding the kinds[...]

Our thought lives are the root of many of our problems in this world gone wild. In this message, Adrian[...]

God made man and woman to have dominion, victory and mastery; it is the very reason we were created. In[...]

We were created to worship God; it is the act of worship, and coming together as a worshiping church that[...]

There is no substitute for prayer, and a church is only as useful as her prayer life. In this message,[...]

A Spirit-filled Church does not just organize and process members—it empowers and equips believers to be transformed by Scripture. In[...]

Anyone who does something in the name of the Lord will face spiritual warfare. This is why a steadfast church[...]

Many of us struggle with procrastination, but do we realize that is doing great damage to us? In this message,[...]

If you are criticized for standing for the Lord Jesus Christ, the Bible says, “Rejoice and be exceeding glad.” This[...]

In Acts 17, Paul walks down the streets of Athens, Greece and meets three challenges to the cross—the Gospel of[...]

The world often measures a man by his intelligence, strength, or wealth. But how do we live lives that honor[...]