In Matthew 5, Jesus calls us the salt and light of the world. Salt speaks of character while light speaks of testimony. This means that, as bright lights in a dark world, we are meant to be people of character and confession. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the “Who”, the “What”, and the “How” of this powerful light within us.

The Apostle Paul was one of the greatest missionaries the world has ever known. In this message, Adrian Rogers highlights the missionary challenge of Paul’s life: his faithfulness, his flexibility, and his fearlessness for the sake of the Gospel.

Each of us is called, ordained, and equipped to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In this message from the Book of Acts, Adrian Rogers shares the conversion stories of three men to reveal why it is so important to share the good news.

Jesus’ final words spoken on Earth were His marching orders for His Church. No one is omitted from the Great Commission; it is an all-inclusive command, and the mandate is active today. In this message, Adrian Rogers tells us about the power and presence of Jesus Christ that enables us to carry out His command.

The name Judas is a name of infamy, disgrace, and treachery; yet Jesus chose Judas to be one of His twelve disciples. It was not a mistake, nor did Judas’ betrayal catch Jesus off guard. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals why Jesus chose Judas.

Can an intelligent man or woman believe in God? It may surprise us to realize that intellect has nothing to do with it. Unbelief never comes out of the head, but out of the heart. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three ways God has spoken to us of His existence.

Make-believe is not new to our day and age. Some of the biggest actors in this world are not in Hollywood, but in our churches. The Bible calls them hypocrites, people who pander to a phony world. In this message, Adrian Rogers describes the dangerous display of hypocrisy and calls us to the reality of knowing God.

We will never be settled until we are settled about the Word of God. Our salvation and sanctification depend on it. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how we can be certain that the Bible is the Word of God.

In Matthew 27:22, Pontius Pilate asks the most personal and pressing question: “What shall I do with Jesus Christ?” What we do with Jesus is an unavoidable decision each of us will make. In this message, Adrian Rogers puts Jesus back on trial, and reveals how our decision dictates our eternity.

One of the most basic, fundamental commandments we are to follow is to honor our fathers and mothers. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three ways we honor our parents in all stages of life.