If we want to keep our peace in the midst of our storms, we must remember what God has promised to us now, in the stillness. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares five things to remember when facing a storm.

We have all faced devastation at some point in our lives; it is in those difficult seasons we often ask ourselves: can God be trusted in our troubles? In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how Job's story of suffering, abandonment, and dismay shows us that God is enough.

Whether we are saved or lost, we will all carry burdens at some point in our lives; but we do not have to bear them alone. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares what to do with our burdens: the ones we take up, the ones we endure, and the ones we lay down.

As we see in Ephesians 5:21-33, marriage is from Heaven. It is not simply a contract; it is a covenant. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three responsibilities assigned to husbands, and reveals how husbands can love their wives as Christ loves the church.

The same sins committed in Noah's generation are being committed today. And as God warned the people in Genesis 6, so have we been warned. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares more about Noah, an unsinkable saint who was saved from the flood, to reveal how we can be saved from the wrath to come.

In 2 Corinthians 4, the Apostle Paul was facing, by all appearances, deep affliction, but he was a man who lived above see level. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how to live in faith in times of trouble.

The Book of Acts tells the story of the Early Church and the missionary voyages of Paul the Apostle. In Acts 27, Paul writes about his experience sailing through a treacherous storm. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares insights on riding out the storms of life.

The new religion of the day is tolerance. What used to be a beautiful concept of recognizing and respecting others' beliefs without sharing them, is now a toxic practice. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the true context of tolerance: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Fairness is a wonderful human attribute we learn about when we're young and demand of each other as we grow. But we must remember that God is not fair… He's something better. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the Parable of the Vineyard Workers in Matthew 20, and how God is good, even when He's not "fair."