Redeeming Faith

Transforming Power of Faith

In this episode, journey through Hebrews chapter 11 as we delve into the transformative story of Rahab, a harlot who became a revered figure in the lineage of faith. Known as the Shady Lady of Jericho, Rahab's story echoes the profound power of faith to change lives. Explore with us how her encounter with divine providence and the Word of God led to her remarkable redemption and inclusion in the spiritual Hall of Fame.

Overcoming Obstacles by Faith

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Hebrews 11:30 Sometimes, we may experience obstacles that stand between us and our most holy ambitions. Adrian Rogers says, “Faith is the link that binds our nothingness to His Almightiness.” 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. This story shows what it means to overcome obstacles by faith. Hebrews 11:30 says, “By faith the walls of Jericho fell down after they were encircled for seven days.” First, we should note the worship of faith. In Joshua 5:13-15, Joshua encounters the pre-incarnate Jesus Christ, and as a response, he falls to his face in worship. Worshiping Jesus always builds our faith; when we face Jericho-sized problems in our lives, we must remember to set our affections on things above—fix our eyes on Jesus, and let our faith grow. Second, we see the obedient work of faith. The Lord did not tell Joshua to dig a tunnel or build ladders to scale the impenetrable walls of Jericho. Instead, He told Joshua to march around the city’s perimeter. God’s plan for victory seemed very strange; however, it is not our job to understand our instruction from God, but to obey, living by faith. The Israelites obeyed God, and that was enough. Third, we see the wait of faith. The Israelites were completely dependent on God’s timing. Many obstacles we face are opportunities to learn patience. Waiting on God is never wasted time. Our faith in Him is meant to last—to be strengthened through endurance. Fourth, we see the word of faith. Joshua spoke the Word of God to his army because he had received it for himself. By its simplest definition, faith is agreeing with the Word of God. We can only believe God for something that already is so in His heart and mind. Finally, we must note the wonder of faith. Joshua 6 tells us that the walls of Jericho came falling down. God gave the victory to Israel and brought judgment to the people of Jericho. In a nation as ripe for judgment as ours, a life of faith is our only hope. Apply it to your life Are you facing obstacles today that must be overcome by faith? Adrian Rogers says, “Take your eyes off Jericho and put them on Jesus. Don’t dwell on your…

Redeeming Faith

Join Adrian Rogers as he delves into the profound story of Passover and its prophetic anticipation of Calvary. In this episode, we explore the depth of Hebrews Chapter 11 and reflect on the redeeming power of faith in the blood of Jesus Christ. Uncover the symbolism of the Passover lamb and the shared experience that foreshadows the ultimate sacrifice at Calvary.

Faith for the Family

Sermon Overview   Scripture Passage: Hebrews 11:23-27   It takes a family to raise a child, and it takes faith to make a family. The most powerful and influential people on Earth are mothers and fathers of faith.   Hebrews 11 tells the prophet Moses’ divine origin story, which would not have existed if not for his parents, Amram and Jochebed.   “By faith Moses, when he was born, was hid three months of his parents, because they saw he was a proper child; and they were not afraid of the king's commandment” (Hebrews 11:23).   As we learn the importance of faith for the family, there are three principles to learn from these parents' indispensable faith.   First, we note faith’s vision. Moses’ parents recognized that he was the special handiwork of God. It is our responsibility to see our children as specific, individual creations of God, and raise them accordingly.   Second, we recognize faith’s valor.   Amram and Jochebed hid Moses for three months because the King had commanded that baby boys be killed. By faith, they recognized this physical conflict as a spiritual conflict between the gods of Egypt and Almighty God, and “they were not afraid…”   In these treacherous days, raising children is a spiritual battle and our only hope is a solid faith in Jesus Christ.   Third, we see faith’s venture.   Moses’ parents did not have a spirit of fatalism; rather, they did their part to protect their son, trusting God to do the rest. When facing challenges, we must do all we can do with a spirit of optimism. If it is God’s will, we can trust that He will move heaven and earth for our children.   Finally, Amram and Jochebed displayed faith’s victory.   Hebrews 11 notes that because Moses’ values were established in him by his parents, he valued his faith more than all the riches of Egypt. Moses embraced the virtues of knowing Christ eternally, and rejected the vices of this world, refusing to be called Pharaoh’s son. (See Hebrews 11:24.)   Adrian Rogers says, “There are a lot of pressures on our kids today, and we’d better be certain they have something on the inside.”   Apply it to your life Are you raising your children by faith? When posed with a choice, Moses evaluated the virtues his parents established in him in his youth.…

The Blessing in a Box of Bones

In this riveting episode, Adrian Rogers explores the profound legacy of Joseph, a figure whose life and faith in God's unbreakable promises provide critical lessons for believers today. Delving into Hebrews 11, Rogers explains how Joseph's faith guided his life and informed his death, offering a powerful reminder that faith remembers God's promises and relies on His unshakable power, irrespective of circumstances or time.