Love Worth Finding | Audio Program

Sometimes, darkness falls upon even the most devout Christians. What can we do when the lights go out? What is the discipline of darkness? In this message, Adrian Rogers explains five things to remember when facing seasons of sorrow.

The Book of John shares Jesus' glorious miracles with great messages and spiritual truths. In John 11, Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead and called Himself the Resurrection and the Life. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how Jesus is God's answer to Man's death.

The prophet, Isaiah, boldly pointed out the sins of his day; upon a closer look, we can see distinct parallels to the sins of our day. How did Isaiah's people come to a place where God would not hear their prayers? In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals three warnings from Isaiah 59 to A Nation in a Crisis.

As God leads us through life, we may find ourselves on back roads, dead-end alleys, or in dry places. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains what we should do when we face detours, dead ends, and dry holes.

If you were given the chance to speak to someone who has never known the love of God, what would you say? In this message, Adrian Rogers gives powerful and practical insight on how to boldly share your faith in Jesus Christ with others.

One of God's greatest gifts to us is forgiveness; He forgives us of our own sins, and He empowers us to forgive others who sin against us. Yet it costs something for us to forgive others. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares reasons from Scripture to forgive, no matter the cost.

Whether we are saved or lost, we all carry burdens at points in our lives; but we do not have to bear them alone. In this message from Galatians 6, Adrian Rogers shares three kinds of burdens, and how Scripture instructs us to deal with each type.

Are you the salt of the Earth? Leviticus 2:11-13 gives specific cultural instructions on how to present meat offerings to God. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the deeper spiritual connotation of Leviticus 2, in order to generate salty saints in a sick society.

Living the Christian life is much like running in a race, and Hebrews 12 shows us how to run like a champion. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares more about this race of faith, so that we may endure and finish well.

In this life, we will experience situations in which we've tried to trust in God and our faith seems to fail. What do we do when we face trials, tribulations, or heartaches, and faith doesn't seem to remove them? In this message, Adrian Rogers gives insight for those who struggle to endure when times get tough.

Hebrews 11 lists several champions of faith who exemplify tremendous character all throughout Scripture. One figure mentioned is Barak, a military leader, whose faith in God helped deliver Israel from a 20-year oppression of Canaan. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares four reasons why even the stars sided with Barak and fought to bring him the victory.

The champions of faith listed in Hebrews 11 give us an idea of the kind of people God chooses to accomplish His mighty plans. In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the story of Gideon to reveal five characteristics of someone that God uses.

Faith has the incredible ability to radically and dramatically change people. In Joshua 2, Rahab the prostitute was transformed by faith. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals four things about the power of faith.

Sometimes, we may experience obstacles that stand between us and our most holy ambitions.  In Joshua 5, the Israelites had left Egypt and were ready to capture the land of Canaan. However, the pagan city of Jericho stood in their way. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares what this story tells us about overcoming obstacles by faith.  

Christians have reason to celebrate the Jewish Passover because it prophesies redeeming faith in Jesus Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how Jesus is the Passover Lamb, who became the blood atonement for our sins.

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 Genesis 50, Joseph had faith that God would deliver the Israelites out of Egypt, so much so that he asked the Israelites to take his bones with them. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the blessing in Joseph's box of bones to show us how to live confidently and die without fear.  

As we fight our battle against the world, the flesh, and the devil, it is fundamental that we learn how to pray as the Early Church did. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how we can experience victory through prayer, as we see in the Book of Acts.

As Christians, we find our identification in Jesus Christ. He became as we are that we might become as He is. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the spiritual and practical truth about our identification with Christ.

The Old Testament and the New Testament tell the same story of Jesus Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how the crucifixion of Jesus Christ was detailed in Scripture a thousand years before He was born.  

Many of us think self-sufficiency is a virtue, but truthfully, it is a vice. Jacob's story in Genesis 32 shows that God loves us too much to leave us self-sufficient. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals three principles to remember as we learn to lean on God.

Family was first established by God in the Garden of Eden; knowing family is a gift of God, the enemy has waged a war against the home. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals lessons from a dysfunctional family, and offers hope for those who face unrest in the home.  

Hebrews 11 recalls the story of Abraham and Isaac from Genesis 22, when God called a father to offer up his son as a sacrifice. This story was a dress rehearsal for Calvary, in which God the Father would send His Son, Jesus, to die on the cross for our sins. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how Isaac is an Old Testament picture of Jesus Christ.

Throughout life, the devil will tempt us to do evil, while God tests us to do good and make our faith strong and pure. But God may ask us to do something that surprises us, and it will be the ultimate testing of our faith. In this message, Adrian Rogers reminds us of Abraham and Isaac and describes how to pass the tests of our faith.

Hebrews 11:8 reminds us of the legacy of Abraham, who was called by God in his old age and became a champion of the faith. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares six principles to fortify our faith as Abraham did.