
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


By Adrian Rogers
5
44 ratings
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.
The most played episodes among Podcast App listeners.

Many pastors preach the gospel faithfully, but falter when it comes time to invite people to respond. In this practical, pastoral message, Adrian Rogers offers a clear and compelling guide to giving a biblical invitation—one that's rooted in Scripture, powered by the Holy Spirit, and free of manipulation. Dr. Rogers outlines key principles—from being courageous and clear to being compassionate and Spirit-led. Drawing from examples throughout the Bible and decades of personal experience, he equips pastors to call the lost to Jesus in a way that honors God and helps people take the next step in faith. "Preaching is like driving the nail. Giving the invitation is bending it back so it won't come out." —Adrian Rogers Enroll for free—limited-time offer! Preaching for Impact is a practical course designed to help pastors preach with clarity and conviction. Use code PFI100PTPS1 when you register. Claim your spot » Share this episode with your pastor—or a pastor you know—who would be encouraged by this message. Explore more resources just for pastors at the Love Worth Finding Pastor's Study »

Every faithful pastor will face criticism, but not all criticism is just. In this honest and empowering message from 1 Corinthians 4, Adrian Rogers shows how Paul navigated the pain of unfair judgment from others—and how you can too. Whether it's attacks on your motives, your leadership, or your message, this episode reminds you that your identity isn't found in public opinion—it's found in Christ. Dr. Rogers unpacks four key truths: your humble position, your high calling, your human limitations, and your ultimate accountability before God. If you've ever been misunderstood, misjudged, or misrepresented, this message will steady your heart and strengthen your resolve. "It's a small thing to be judged by man. I don't even judge myself—because only the Lord knows the heart." —Adrian Rogers Enroll for free—limited-time offer! Preaching for Impact is a practical course designed to help pastors preach with clarity and conviction. Use code PFI100PTPS1 when you register. Claim your spot » Share this episode with your pastor—or a pastor you know—who would be encouraged by this message. Explore more resources just for pastors at the Love Worth Finding Pastor's Study » Content from this podcast is from the original sermon, How to Cope with Unjust Criticism, by Adrian Rogers.

What will it be like to stand before God and answer for your ministry? In this powerful message rooted in Hebrews 13 and 2 Corinthians 5, Adrian Rogers reminds pastors that every sermon, decision, and motive will one day pass before the eyes of the Lord. While salvation is by grace, rewards are by works, and not every work will stand the test of fire. Dr. Rogers unpacks what it means for pastors to face a divine review, reward, re-evaluation, and, in some cases, regret. He also offers hope, reminding us that even small, unseen faithfulness will be honored by God. This episode will challenge and encourage you to lead with eternity in view—and to finish well in the eyes of the only Judge who truly matters. "The proof of my ministry is not how many we have in Sunday school… It's this: are these people becoming like Jesus?" —Adrian Rogers Enroll for free—limited-time offer! Preaching for Impact is a practical course designed to help pastors preach with clarity and conviction. Use code PFI100PTPS1 when you register. Claim your spot » Share this episode with your pastor—or a pastor you know—who would be encouraged by this message. Explore more resources just for pastors at the Love Worth Finding Pastor's Study » Content from this podcast is from the original sermon, The Minister's Accountability, by Adrian Rogers.

Why do so many pastors start strong but struggle to finish well? In this practical and deeply encouraging message from Exodus 18, Adrian Rogers speaks to the heart of weary ministers. Drawing wisdom from Moses' leadership and the counsel of Jethro, Dr. Rogers outlines how to recognize your limits, share responsibility, and restore balance in ministry. From emotional fatigue to strained family life, the pressures of pastoring are real—and often hidden. But God has provided a way to endure, not just survive. This episode offers both biblical clarity and practical help for ministers who want to finish the race without burning out. "If you don't come apart… you'll come apart." —Adrian Rogers Enroll for free—limited-time offer! Preaching for Impact is a practical course designed to help pastors preach with clarity and conviction. Use code PFI100PTPS1 when you register. Claim your spot » Share this episode with your pastor—or a pastor you know—who would be encouraged by this message. Explore more resources just for pastors at the Love Worth Finding Pastor's Study » Content from this podcast is from the original sermon, How to Last in the Ministry, by Adrian Rogers.

Ministry is a calling filled with both joy and pressure. In this trailer, discover how The Adrian Rogers Pastor's Podcast encourages and equips pastors through timeless, biblical messages from one of the most trusted voices in preaching. Listen for wisdom on leadership, faithfulness, and endurance—spoken straight to the heart of a shepherd. Watch for 7 new episodes that will drop on October 1, 2025. Enroll for free—limited-time offer! Preaching for Impact is a practical course designed to help pastors preach with clarity and conviction. Use code PFI100PTPS1 when you register. Claim your spot » Share this episode with your pastor or a pastor you know who would be encouraged by this message. Explore more resources just for pastors at the Love Worth Finding Pastor's Study »
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.

3,981 Listeners

8,853 Listeners

3,102 Listeners

15,979 Listeners

2,512 Listeners

8,598 Listeners

3,941 Listeners

4,757 Listeners

1,343 Listeners

21,196 Listeners

5,367 Listeners

24,783 Listeners

206 Listeners

498 Listeners

108 Listeners