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.