Bible Study

I Thessalonians 4:13-18 A series of End Times messages by Adrian Rogers is airing during June. And in our online study this month, we’ll focus on a familiar passage in First Thessalonians dealing with the Rapture, the Second Coming, and the end times. These days, the Rapture is one of the most talked-about subjects among Christians who believe in the literal return of Jesus Christ.  One third of the Bible is about the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. T... Read More

Proverbs 1:20-32 If you are a born-again Christian—if you have given your life to the Lord Jesus Christ—then you want to live a life that’s a success in God’s eyes, a life that counts for something and matters for the Kingdom. You don’t want to wander aimlessly, hoping something good will happen somewhere…and you’ll get direction. You’re wasting a lot of time, friend, when God has struck a match and lit the lantern, inviting you to wal... Read More

Our salvation solidly rests upon five “pillars” of salvation—eternal truths that can never be shaken, “though the earth be removed, and the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea” (Psalm 42:6). In light of events occurring even as this study was being readied to post, we see our world contorted once again with the distress of this age before our Lord’s return. Our complacency is being shaken and our own sense of security challenged once more... Read More

Exodus 33:12-14                                           One of the questions Christians will ask most often most is: “How can I know the will of God?” We must know His will if we’re going to make choices that lead to the abundant, fruitful life ... Read More

Predestined for Hell? Absolutely Not! Romans 9 No book apart from the Bible itself has ever influenced or impacted the world like Romans. Dr. Rogers studied Romans extensively, and on radio and television we are currently in his study of the book of Romans. There’s no other book like it. Dr. Rogers believed the book of Romans impacted history, and that “if we’ll study together the book of Romans, we will have corporate and personal revival.” Coleridge sa... Read More

Having a Quiet Time that Makes a Difference This time of year, we tend to make lots of resolutions—we want to do things better in the new year, lead more productive lives, make a difference for God’s kingdom. But good intentions alone are meaningless. They get us nowhere unless we act upon them and maintain that intention. It’s said that it takes 21 days of purposefully doing an action to form a habit. If you habitually establish a new activity an... Read More

For a beautiful portrait of what the Lord Jesus Christ has done for you, look no further than Lo-debar. This month of December, let’s listen to a very different kind of Christmas story. As we begin, let’s turn our minds to a time long ago, to what could have been private thoughts and fears inspired by the account in the book of 2 Samuel. She stood in the doorway, gazing idly across the barren landscape of Lo-debar. The day stretched ahead as empty... Read More

Adrian Rogers’ Voters Guide for the Christian Citizen We are in a crisis in America, a moral crisis. But the crisis is also one of leadership. And perhaps it goes without saying, though we’ve said it often: a nation gets the kind of leadership it deserves. May I say clearly and plainly, leadership is crucial. There’s an old saying, not a Bible proverb, but a wonderful one, that says, “If the gold rust, what shall the iron do?” If our leadership,... Read More

Two true stories begin our study this month: When Billy Graham was in his 30s, I spent some time with him. He was then a young preacher just starting out in ministry. A professor from Cornell University said to him, “Son, you’re a good speaker. You speak with authority and clarity. You can go places in the ministry. But I want to suggest you leave out that blood stuff.” That’s what he called it, “that blood stuff.” “Don’t speak about the blood. I... Read More

Who Are the Enemies of Revival? A Study in 1st Kings Although he said this many years ago, no one today would disagree with the great social critic and philosopher Dr. Francis Schaeffer, who warned that we would wake up one day and find the America we once knew is gone. We’re here. The America we once knew is gone. We’re living in the midst of a crisis. The nation of Israel faced many crises in its ancient history—brought about by Israel’s... Read More