On the day of Pentecost, 120 disciples received the baptism of the Holy Ghost. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the ingredients of this early church aflamed so that we can set our own ablaze for His glory.

The Book of Acts tells the story of the early church that did so much with so little. We need to understand what they did and how they did it, so that we can walk on the pathway to power. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the secret to their success so we can make much use of the resources God has given us.

In His day, the Bible Jesus knew was the Old Testament. Jesus’ unwavering devotion to it reminds us why we put our faith in the Word of God, cover to cover. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three key thoughts concerning Jesus and His Bible.

A biblically unified church is a wonderful thing. Because this unity comes from the Spirit, we do not produce it; we merely preserve it. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how we can preserve this sacred unity, showing us three important concepts from Ephesians 4.

Man has three great enemies: sin, sorrow, and death. There is no answer to these problems apart from Jesus Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares five things about the Gospel of grace.

Few things are as debilitating as worry; it will take the blue out of your sky and the joy out of your heart. In this message from Psalm 37, Adrian Rogers explains how we are too blessed to be stressed.

The night that Jesus was arrested and sentenced to death, one of Jesus’ most devoted followers, Peter, denied knowing Him three times. In this message, Adrian Rogers discusses God’s love for Christians who struggle in the darkness of night, and how they may come to see the dawning of a new day.

There will be heartache in this life. That is guaranteed. But in this message, Adrian Rogers explains the importance of learning to endure, as well as five extraordinary things we can learn from the trials we face.

God has planned a life of victory for each one of us, yet many Christians live in defeat. They have saved souls and lost lives. Defeat is possible, but not necessary. In this message from Joshua 7, Adrian Rogers reveals the pitfalls of unconfessed sin, and the key to unbroken victory.

If we want to know what is wrong with our great nation, we should first look in the mirror. By and large, nations receive the kind of government they deserve. What we expect out of our Constitution and government today is not something they were designed to do. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares our only hope for this great nation.