The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a known fact that we fully believe as Christians. However, in the days following this miracle, some of the disciples were struggling to believe it. In this message, Adrian Rogers tells of two disciples who came face-to-face with Jesus Christ Himself, the week after Easter.

The Christ that walked the shores of Galilee is alive through his new body, the Church, even today. What does this mean for us? In this message, Adrian Rogers shares five facts found in Acts 4 about the resurrection and the future of the Church.

The cross of Jesus Christ is the cure for sin. In this message, Adrian Rogers points out three truths found in 1 Peter 3:18 about how God forgives and deals with sin through the cross.

Before Jesus was crucified, a crown of thorns was placed on his head. Though done by the hands of wicked men, this crown part of the magnificent plan of a sovereign God. In this lesson, Adrian Rogers explains the beautiful message behind the crown of thorns placed on the Savior of the world.

In Luke 22, we find Jesus is in the garden of Gethsemane, praying: Lord, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me. What was it that caused Jesus to dread the drinking of that cup? In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the symbolism behind the cup, as well as the great wrestle between Jesus’ holy humanity and divine love for us all.

The story of Ruth begins with a funeral and ends with a wedding; it begins with weeping but ends with joy. Ruth and Boaz’s story is a beautiful picture of Jesus Christ’s redeeming love for the Church. In this message, Adrian Rogers compares the love story in Ruth 4 to our salvation in Jesus Christ, our kinsman Redeemer.

In the Book of Ruth, Ruth and Boaz’s love story is an illustration of Jesus Christ and the Church, His Bride. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares Naomi’s advice to Ruth, to reveal five ways to draw closer to Jesus.

After losing her husband in a pagan land, Ruth made the wise choice to stay with her mother-in-law and continue worshiping the one true God. God honored her choice and lavished His amazing grace upon her by way of Boaz. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how the love story of Ruth and Boaz is a beautiful portrait of Jesus Christ’s love for the Church. 

In the midst of some of the darkest days recorded in Scripture, we are given a love story: Ruth’s love story, one which counts for all of eternity. In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the Book of Ruth to reveal how our decisions determine our destiny.

As Christians, we have been instructed to love as Jesus loves in an increasingly loveless world. In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the example of Jesus washing His disciples’ feet to fulfill the command given in John 13.