Don't Settle for Less Than God's Best

Love Worth Finding on Oneplace.com

Adrian Rogers

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

5 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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In this message, Adrian Rogers shows how we often settle for less than God’s best, and how to have the victory God has planned for us. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/135/29

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0:00.0	Are you living as a victim or as a victor?
0:03.0	Listen to Adrian Rogers.
0:05.0	Now, the devil has many people convinced that they cannot live in victory.
0:10.0	Don't get the idea that somehow you are a helpless victim.
0:14.0	There is no sin that you cannot overcome.
0:18.0	No temptation so terrible, no problem so big,
0:24.3	no devilish power so great that you cannot overcome
0:29.6	in the strength of the Spirit of God.
0:32.7	Welcome to Love Worth Finding,
0:34.5	featuring the timeless biblical messages of Adrian Rogers. Pastor Rogers once said,
0:40.1	when you try to understand the Bible, consider these three questions. What did it mean then?
0:45.1	What does it mean now? And how does it apply to me personally? Today's message is taken from
0:50.9	Joshua chapter 17 when the children of Israel have reached the promised land,
0:55.9	Canaan, yet their willingness
0:57.7	to compromise with the Canaanites
0:59.8	represents how children of God
1:01.8	will often continue to live in sin
1:03.8	rather than live in victory.
1:05.9	If you have your Bible, turn to Joshua
1:07.7	17. As Adrian
1:09.9	Rogers warns us, don't settle for less than God's best.
1:15.6	Be finding Joshua chapter 17 in the Word of God. We're facing a new year. And I want us to
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