Learning to Walk with God

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.

Victory Through Prayer

Dive deep into Acts Chapter 12 with Adrian Rogers as he explores the transformative power of prayer. This episode unravels the story of Peter's imprisonment and the unwavering faith of the early church that led to miraculous divine intervention. Learn about the significance of prayer as a mighty tool that brings comfort, guidance, and miraculous answers from the Almighty.

Our Identification with Christ

In this powerful sermon by Adrienne Rogers, explore the profound truth of identification with Christ. As believers, we are invited to recognize our oneness with Jesus, experiencing His death, resurrection, and victory as our own. This understanding transforms our daily walk, equipping us with divine wisdom, joy, and purpose that transcends earthly circumstances.

An Old Testament Calvary

Join Adrian Rogers as he explores the most remarkable psalm, Psalm 22, and its breathtaking prophecy of the crucifixion. With meticulous attention to detail and fervent passion, Rogers elucidates how this piece of scripture, written nearly a millennium before the birth of Jesus, foretells key elements of the crucifixion. From the agony and mockery Jesus endured to the ultimate victory of His resurrection, listeners are invited to comprehend the deep suffering and triumphant love encapsulated in these verses.

Learning to Lean

Sermon Overview Scripture Passage: Hebrews 11:21; Genesis 32 Hebrews 11:21 says, “By faith Jacob, when he was dying, blessed each of the sons of Joseph, and worshiped, leaning on the top of his staff.” Many of us think self-sufficiency is a virtue, but truthfully, it is a vice. After deceiving his father to obtain his brother Esau’s birthright, Jacob was on the run for his life. God used this moment to cause Jacob to cease depending upon his own schemes. Jacob’s story reveals three principles to remember as we learn to lean on God. First, God will protect us, but He will not pamper us. In Genesis 32, Esau was pursuing Jacob with a vengeance. God appointed angels to protect Jacob on his journey, but Jacob needed to learn that his flattery and strategy would not work. Second, God will hurt us, but He will not harm us. Adrian Rogers explains, “God brought Jacob to realize that his only hope was God: not his scheming, but his surrendering; not his bargaining, but his begging.” As He loved Jacob, God loves us too much to leave us self-sufficient. Genesis 32:24-25 says, “Then Jacob was left alone; and a Man wrestled with him until the breaking of day. Now when He saw that He did not prevail against him, He touched the socket of his hip; and the socket of Jacob’s hip was out of joint as He wrestled with him.” Finally, God will break us, but He desires to bless us. Genesis 32:27-28 says, “So He said to him, “What is your name?” He said, “Jacob.” And He said, “Your name shall no longer be called Jacob, but Israel; for you have struggled with God and with men, and have prevailed.” God gave Jacob a new name: no longer was Jacob a schemer or conniver; when he learned to lean on God, he became a prince, Israel. Following this encounter, Jacob was left with a limp. All his life, Jacob leaned upon his staff—but he was stronger with a limp than he ever would have been on his own two feet. Adrian Rogers says, “Men throw broken things away, but God never uses anything until He first breaks it.” Apply it to your life Failure doesn’t need to be final; if you’ll judge yourself, you won’t have to be judged. Lean on the Lord Jesus Christ; it is your worship by…