The Old Testament and the New Testament tell the same story of Jesus Christ. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how the crucifixion of Jesus Christ was detailed in Scripture a thousand years before He was born.

Many of us think self-sufficiency is a virtue, but truthfully, it is a vice. Jacob's story in Genesis 32 shows that God loves us too much to leave us self-sufficient. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals three principles to remember as we learn to lean on God.

Family was first established by God in the Garden of Eden; knowing family is a gift of God, the enemy has waged a war against the home. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals lessons from a dysfunctional family, and offers hope for those who face unrest in the home.

Hebrews 11 recalls the story of Abraham and Isaac from Genesis 22, when God called a father to offer up his son as a sacrifice. This story was a dress rehearsal for Calvary, in which God the Father would send His Son, Jesus, to die on the cross for our sins. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how Isaac is an Old Testament picture of Jesus Christ.

Throughout life, the devil will tempt us to do evil, while God tests us to do good and make our faith strong and pure. But God may ask us to do something that surprises us, and it will be the ultimate testing of our faith. In this message, Adrian Rogers reminds us of Abraham and Isaac and describes how to pass the tests of our faith.

Hebrews 11:8 reminds us of the legacy of Abraham, who was called by God in his old age and became a champion of the faith. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares six principles to fortify our faith as Abraham did.

The Bible emphasizes the importance of household salvation. One of the greatest examples of this is Noah, whose unsinkable faith in God saved his family from the Great Flood. In this message, Adrian Rogers describes Noah's faith, and how we can live righteously in a rebellious generation.

Hebrews 11 tells of the prophet Enoch, who so pleased God and walked so intimately with him, he never died. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares four aspects of Enoch's life to show us how to walk closer with God.

Genesis 4 tells the story of two brothers: Cain and Abel, one a martyr, the other a murderer. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the contrast and conflict of their worship, and how it prophesies the blood of Jesus Christ, which makes all the difference.

The Book of Hebrews describes the heroes of our faith and explains how those heroes exemplified the only way to live. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains what faith is and how to have it as we run the race of life.