God made man and woman to have dominion, victory and mastery; it is the very reason we were created. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how Christ has given us kingdom authority on Earth, so we may come together as a conquering church.

We were created to worship God; it is the act of worship, and coming together as a worshiping church that transforms our lives from monotonous to momentous. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the meaning, motive, and method of true worship.

There is no substitute for prayer, and a church is only as useful as her prayer life. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three factors to consider as a praying church.

A Spirit-filled Church does not just organize and process members—it empowers and equips believers to be transformed by Scripture. In this message, Adrian Rogers reminds us of our purpose, God’s promise, and the power of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer.

Anyone who does something in the name of the Lord will face spiritual warfare. This is why a steadfast church is bound to be attacked by the enemy. In this message from Nehemiah 4, Adrian Rogers shows us the devil’s methods and teaches us how to stand against the enemy’s attacks.

Many of us struggle with procrastination, but do we realize that is doing great damage to us? In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the true problem of procrastination, using the tragic story of Felix in Acts 24.

If you are criticized for standing for the Lord Jesus Christ, the Bible says, “Rejoice and be exceeding glad.” This may seem easier said than done. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how to cope with criticism and have peace in times of persecution.

The world often measures a man by his intelligence, strength, or wealth. But how do we live lives that honor and bring glory to God? In this message, Adrian Rogers analyzes Paul’s lasting legacy in Acts 20 to reveal three ways God measures a man

The Gospel is meant to be told simply, so that anyone can understand it. In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the story of Paul and Silas in Acts 16 to share the simple meaning, man, and method of salvation.

The Book of Acts tells the story of a man called Barnabas, which translates to, “son of encouragement”. In this message, Adrian Rogers gives five characteristics that make Barnabas the church member of any pastor’s dreams.