The book of Hebrews reminds us of Captain Noah's unsinkable faith.

Think of all of the heartache and the pain and the difficulty.

Noah went through. Think of what it cost Noah.

Maybe when Noah put that last nail in the ark, that it was all he had. And he went into the

ark, a pauper. When he came out, he owned the earth. When Noah went into the ark,

he went in a minority. When he came out, he was the majority. We're on the winning side.

But you have to see this by faith. Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring profound truth simply stated by pastor, teacher, and author, Adrian Rogers.

The Bible emphasizes the importance of household salvation.

Now, what does that mean?

One of the greatest examples of this is Noah, whose faith in God saved his family from the Great Flood.

In part one of today's message, we learned about Noah's fear of God in a shameless society

and how his faith led him to a tremendous act of obedience.

If you have your Bible, turn now to Hebrews chapter 11, beginning in verse 7,

as Adrian Rogers shares part two of this prophetic message, Captain Noah and his unsinkable

faith. There are four things I want to lay on your heart about Noah's faith, and I pray

God that they will buoy your faith,

keep your faith afloat.

Help you to have an unsinkable faith in treacherous days,

because that's exactly what Noah had,

and it made him a champion of faith.

Now, the first thing I want you to notice

is what I'm going to call the warning his faith believed. The warning

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