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Are You Raising Godly Children?

Real love seeks God’s glory. Raising our children to glorify God is not only good for the kingdom of God but also for the joy of our children.

Psalm 128

Is Your Family Content?

Real love at home begins with Jesus. A loving, contented, peaceful home is possible when men and women keep Christ at the center of their marriages.

Genesis 24:56

Five Principles of Prosperity

Walking closely with God brings real success and prosperity and, eventually, an imperishable inheritance.

Romans 8:18-23

Why Do We Suffer?

Walking with God, even through suffering, is for our highest good. He has a purpose in our journey revealed in the words bondage, liberty, and hope.

Real Love Begins at Calvary

This month Love Worth Finding is concentrating on true love as it applies to marriage—a relationship designed by God to be shared between one man and one woman for as long as both are living on this Earth. In the sermons broadcasted on television, on radio, and available digitally, Pastor Adrian Rogers addresses the biblical foundation for marriage and for real love in the home. This article explores some of that content. If you’re not married, please don’t click away; there’s plenty of sound biblical advice that applies to your life, whatever it looks like.

2 Corinthians 10:3-5

Taking Every Thought Captive

As we walk with God in battle, we must bring every thought into captivity to Christ.

Hebrews 11:8-13

Do You Need to Strengthen Your Faith?

Abraham walked with God and kept his eyes focused on Him. Adrian Rogers extracts six principles from Abraham’s legacy to help Christians live lives characterized by dynamic faith.

Hebrews 11:5-6

Learning To Walk With God

God invites us to walk closely with Him, in faith, fellowship, and fruitfulness.

God Invites You to a Closer Walk

You are not alone. Wherever you are in your spiritual journey, God is with you. He is always calling, always inviting, and always empowering you to know Him and to walk more closely with Him. This is true whether you’re still questioning His existence and are honestly seeking, or you’ve already discovered Him, accepted His gift of salvation, and confessed Jesus as Lord of your life. It is true whether you’re a baby Christian taking your first steps or you’re a mature believer longing to walk more closely, more consistently, more confidently with your beloved Savior.

James 4:13-17

Are You Prepared for the Future?

As you plan your future, beware of self-centered planning, self-confident presumption, and self-complacent procrastination.