Each of us is called, ordained, equipped, and given opportunity to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how every Christian is an evangelist, and how to share the Gospel with others.

Being a Christian is a joyous thing. The reason we are not filled with joy in this Christian life could be a matter of disobedience. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the reason, requirement, and reward of our obedience.

In this day, it is not values that we desperately need, but virtue. We must be able to differentiate truth and fact: we acquire facts, but learn truth. Facts deal with knowledge, and knowledge can double, but truth never changes and is settled for eternity. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the necessary steps we must take in treasuring truth.

Perhaps the most difficult thing we’ll ever do is give thanks in tough times. It requires true maturity in the faith to see that God is good, even when things are not good. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares seven ways that our troubles may minister to us.

No military power, economic upturn, or presidential election can bring the revival we so desperately need. Transformation happens when, by holy boldness, one person seeks the face of God. In this message, Adrian Rogers tells us what happens when God shows up and revival breaks out.

In Acts 3, the Apostles Peter and John experienced a miracle in the name of Jesus Christ. This was a miracle that could not be reasonably denied, humanly explained or lightly dismissed. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares four things about Jesus that caused a man to rise and walk.

The Book of Acts tells the story of a man called Barnabas, which translates to, “son of consolation.” Barnabas’ gift of encouragement should inspire us to encourage our brothers and sisters in Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals five ways we can encourage others.