Integrity: Don't Leave Home Without It
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It seems every institution nowadays is touched by scandal and problems, and underneath it all is an integrity crisis. This is why it is crucial that we are men and women of integrity, and we dare not leave home without it. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the principle, place, and promise of integrity.
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The Magnificence of Mercy
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The Secret of Satisfaction
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The word “blessed” means to be satisfied. In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus revealed the secret of satisfaction. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals what it means to hunger and thirst for righteousness, so that we may be truly satisfied.
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The Mighty Meek
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Turning Tears into Telescopes
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When Bankruptcy Becomes a Blessing
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Treasuring the Trinity
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The doctrine of the Holy Trinity is one of the great distinctions of the Christian faith. It’s what makes Christianity stand out in a world of religions. In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals the treasure of the Trinity, and shares how the one true God reveals Himself in three persons.
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Stop Enduring Religion
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Most of us have had all the religion we can stand; what we actually need is a personal, vital relationship with Jesus Christ, the Son of God. In this message, Adrian Rogers shares how to stop enduring religion and start enjoying salvation.
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Friendship with Jesus
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It is a privilege to call Jesus our friend—to know Him intimately as a close companion. In this message, Adrian Rogers highlights five things about our friendship with Jesus: what it means, and what it makes of us.
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How to Have a Meaningful Quiet Time
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Psalm 119:97 says, “O how love I thy law! It is my meditation all the day.” Because it is Jesus Christ Himself who makes us more like Him, it is crucial to spend quality time with Him and in His Word, and there are five factors that go into having a meaningful quiet time.
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Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 3:10-11
Communication is the way to joy, happiness, and victory; without it, we are headed for ruin. Communication in marriage is the highest level of intimacy. If we cannot be completely honest with each other, we will drift apart.
Adrian Rogers says, “Fire is a wonderful servant but a poor master; words can warm a heart or burn down a home.”
1 Peter 3:10-11 says, “He who would love life and see good days, let him refrain his tongue from evil, and his lips from speaking deceit. Let him turn away from evil and do good; let him seek peace and pursue it.”
Communication is the road on which words travel; that road has some blockades and potholes. Our intrinsic differences as men and women affect how we communicate.
Adrian Rogers says, “Incompatibility is grounds for a great marriage. God made us different so that He might make us one.”
Some couples may battle with insecurities and fears that their spouses will not accept them if they are totally open.
Self-centeredness and unresolved hurts also hinder healthy communication, as they close off the openness we are to strive for. So many issues could be solved if we focused on solving them rather than on winning arguments.
If we’re not careful, the distractions of life or overcrowded schedules will also keep us from the good communication needed for a happy home.
1 Peter 3:8 says, “Finally, all of you be of one mind, having compassion for one another; love as brothers, be tenderhearted, be courteous…”
If we want to work on our communication in marriage, we must first be sensitive to each other and deal with our own self-centeredness. Once we do that, we can resolve hurts that may be in the way of our intimacy and create a spirit of oneness.
There is also so much power in the simplest ways we nurture our marriages. We must keep dating each other well after the wedding and learn to laugh.
Finally, praying together as husband and wife fills the potholes on the way to intimacy and creates safe passage for healthy communication.
Apply it to your life
Adrian Rogers says, “Marriage anointed by the Holy Spirit is the sweetest thing on Earth, the nearest and dearest and closest thing to Heaven. It’s really the only part of the Garden of Eden we have left. Work at your marriage. Determine that you will communicate with one another.”