Love Worth Finding | Audio Program

If we believe in our hearts that Jesus is coming again, we must be ready for His return; 1 Thessalonians 5 says He will come "like a thief in the night." In this message, Adrian Rogers shares four expectations to edify us as we wait for His glorious return.

Before Jesus ever stepped into our world the first time, Daniel 9 predicted His Second Coming. This Old Testament Passage can be seen as an outline of the things to come in the Last Days. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains this passage to show us what happens when time runs out.

1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 explores the sacred mystery of the Rapture, which is prophesied in the Book of Revelation. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the key details of the Rapture, which will occur in the twinkling of an eye.

The Book of Revelation was divinely written to inspire and warn those living on the edge of eternity. In this message, Adrian Rogers gives a formal introduction to the contents of the whole book, according to Revelation 1.

The devil's deceitful and counterfeit thrills never last; in fact, Satan always gives his best first and the worst last. On the contrary, every day with Jesus is sweeter than the day before, and even still, He saves the best for last. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to make the rest of our lives the best of our lives.

In Psalm 23:5, David uses three Jewish customs to exemplify how God truly feels about His children. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains their meanings to show us how to feel good about God.

In spite of our best efforts to forget, death is a very real fact. As believers, it's something we don't have to fear; rather, we can anticipate it. In this message, Adrian Rogers examines Psalm 23 to show us how we can smile at death.

It is in a sheep's nature to wander away from the shepherd. But it is in the shepherd's nature to restore his sheep. Likewise, we can expect to fall out of fellowship with God. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to get right with God and stay right with Him.

In stressful seasons of life, we can convince ourselves that we don't have time to be still. But God calls His sheep to lie down in green pastures and to drink from the still waters. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to handle stress, according to Psalm 23.

We can have all the things of this world and yet still be dissatisfied in our lives. Wealth, fame, and fortune do not fulfill a longing only God can satisfy. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the secret of satisfaction found in Psalm 23.

God is interested in how we care for the things He places in our hands. In Malachi 3, God gives clear instruction on how to be freed from financial bondage. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to open the windows of Heaven and find financial freedom.

It is good to desire contentment for our families, and peace despite circumstances. But if money can't buy it, how can we have it? In this message, Adrian Rogers uses the family described in Psalm 128 to show how to cultivate contentment in the home.

If we want to keep our peace in the midst of our storms, we must remember what God has promised to us now, in the stillness. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares five things to remember when facing a storm.

We have all faced devastation at some point in our lives; it is in those difficult seasons we often ask ourselves: can God be trusted in our troubles? In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how Job's story of suffering, abandonment, and dismay shows us that God is enough.

Whether we are saved or lost, we will all carry burdens at some point in our lives; but we do not have to bear them alone. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares what to do with our burdens: the ones we take up, the ones we endure, and the ones we lay down.

As we see in Ephesians 5:21-33, marriage is from Heaven. It is not simply a contract; it is a covenant. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares three responsibilities assigned to husbands, and reveals how husbands can love their wives as Christ loves the church.

The same sins committed in Noah's generation are being committed today. And as God warned the people in Genesis 6, so have we been warned. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares more about Noah, an unsinkable saint who was saved from the flood, to reveal how we can be saved from the wrath to come.

In 2 Corinthians 4, the Apostle Paul was facing, by all appearances, deep affliction, but he was a man who lived above see level. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how to live in faith in times of trouble.

The Book of Acts tells the story of the Early Church and the missionary voyages of Paul the Apostle. In Acts 27, Paul writes about his experience sailing through a treacherous storm. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares insights on riding out the storms of life.

The new religion of the day is tolerance. What used to be a beautiful concept of recognizing and respecting others' beliefs without sharing them, is now a toxic practice. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the true context of tolerance: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Fairness is a wonderful human attribute we learn about when we're young and demand of each other as we grow. But we must remember that God is not fair… He's something better. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the Parable of the Vineyard Workers in Matthew 20, and how God is good, even when He's not "fair."

God is a God of infinite love, but He is also a God of wrath and judgment. Can a man spiritually pass the point of no return? Yes, and that is a frightening thing. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains what happens when you cross God's deadline with an unrepentant heart.

Marriage ought to be a duet, not a duel; we sing the same song, but we take different parts; yet over time, our marriages may fall out of tune. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to tune up a tired marriage.

Perhaps one of the greatest obstacles to the music of marriage is tension in the home. Too much stress is dangerous to the home, our health and our happiness. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals four things to relieve stress in our families when the string snaps.

God made men and women differently that he might make us one in marriage. Marriage ought to be a duet, not a duel; we sing the same song, but we take different parts. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to have melody in the home.

In the music of marriage, husbands and wives sing the same song, but they sing different parts. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to have harmony in the home and use our divinely designed differences as men and women to glorify God in our marriages.

Proverbs 31 is a poetic tribute to the ideal wife and maximum mom. In this message, Adrian Rogers identifies several virtues of a good and godly woman.

By God's design, there's to be harmony in the home. The entire household is to be a symphony of praise and worship, and the father is the leader of the band. In this message from Psalm 128, Adrian Rogers reveals several ways dads can be the leaders God has called them to be.

God designed the divine institution of marriage and has given us the tools to create blessed homes. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares seven words that can build a marriage and cultivate success in the home.

In Matthew 19, Jesus speaks of the sacredness of marriage. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the origin of marriage, the marring of divorce and the hope of restoration.

Our children are blessed gifts and bundles of potentiality from God, which we are responsible for teaching and training up. In this message, Adrian Rogers offers insight on the care and training of our children.

God's plan for marriage is for husband and wife to become one flesh, totally together as one. In order to be this intimate, men and women must have constant, healthy communication. In this message, Adrian Rogers offers four steps to total intimacy and togetherness in marriage.

God has given us boundaries, not to harm us, but rather to help and protect us. 1 Corinthians 7 gives a clear, biblical emphasis on safe sex. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the way of happiness, helpfulness, and holiness, regarding sexual purity.

Marriage is the highest of all earthly relationships. The purpose of marriage is for a man and a woman to come together as one flesh, sharing in the closest bond and communion possible, permanently. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to super glue your marriage, so that you may honor God with your commitment to your spouse.

In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of the prodigal son reconciling with his loving father. However, as the passage continues, we meet his ungrateful brother. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains how our relationship with the Father is measured by our love for our brothers.

In front of every unsaved person, there is a deadline. When crossed, you will be broken beyond repair. In this message, Adrian Rogers studies Proverbs 29:1, so that we may never know the hopelessness of being broken beyond repair.

Our enemy is very cunning and methodical. But we don't have to be ignorant of the devices of the Devil—the Holy Spirit is our ally. In this message, Adrian Rogers identifies the devil's methods in Nehemiah 4, so that we may stand against the enemy's attacks.

The story of David and Goliath in 1 Samuel 17 teaches us how to deal with the giants in our lives. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals God's plan for His children is to live like kings and queens in victory.

The Gospel Truth only becomes good news when we recognize the bad news, which is our own sin. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares the source, the force, and the course of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

1 Kings 22 tells the story of a prophet with an unchanging message to a changing world. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares five things we can learn from Micaiah's bold response to the pressures to compromise.

If we're not careful, we may spend the prime time of our lives chasing the wrong goals. This is why we have to learn how to use and maximize our time for God's glory. In this message, Adrian Rogers shows us how to see time as an incredible opportunity, so we may know how to live wisely in evil days.

God is righteous, and there is no other way to Heaven except through Jesus. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals four factors to help us understand this truth.

Sometimes, darkness falls upon even the most devout Christians. What can we do when the lights go out? What is the discipline of darkness? In this message, Adrian Rogers explains five things to remember when facing seasons of sorrow.

The Book of John shares Jesus' glorious miracles with great messages and spiritual truths. In John 11, Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead and called Himself the Resurrection and the Life. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how Jesus is God's answer to Man's death.

The prophet, Isaiah, boldly pointed out the sins of his day; upon a closer look, we can see distinct parallels to the sins of our day. How did Isaiah's people come to a place where God would not hear their prayers? In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals three warnings from Isaiah 59 to A Nation in a Crisis.

As God leads us through life, we may find ourselves on back roads, dead-end alleys, or in dry places. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains what we should do when we face detours, dead ends, and dry holes.

If you were given the chance to speak to someone who has never known the love of God, what would you say? In this message, Adrian Rogers gives powerful and practical insight on how to boldly share your faith in Jesus Christ with others.

One of God's greatest gifts to us is forgiveness; He forgives us of our own sins, and He empowers us to forgive others who sin against us. Yet it costs something for us to forgive others. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares reasons from Scripture to forgive, no matter the cost.

Whether we are saved or lost, we all carry burdens at points in our lives; but we do not have to bear them alone. In this message from Galatians 6, Adrian Rogers shares three kinds of burdens, and how Scripture instructs us to deal with each type.

Are you the salt of the Earth? Leviticus 2:11-13 gives specific cultural instructions on how to present meat offerings to God. In this message, Adrian Rogers explains the deeper spiritual connotation of Leviticus 2, in order to generate salty saints in a sick society.