Listen closely as Adrian Rogers explains how the problem of sin touches every corner of this world.

There is a problem. It is a universal problem. The problem in Africa is sin. The problem in Asia is sin. The problem in Europe is sin. The problem in Memphis is simply sin. We're all sons of Adam. Now, the social

gospel, he says, we've got to help people to do better. But man doesn't need primarily a boost

from beneath. He needs a birth from above. He needs a new heart.

Welcome to Loveworth Finding, featuring the profound truth of the gospel presented in the practical teaching of Adrian Rogers.

Jesus commanded us to take the gospel to the whole earth, and God has given us open doors

to the whole world.

In our own way and opportunity, each of us has called, ordained, and equipped to share the gospel

of Christ.

In the Book of Acts, the conversion of three men reveal why it's so important to witness to

others.

And if you have your Bible, turn now to the Book of Acts as Adrian Rogers shares part

one of Doors to the World. Would you take God's word and open, please, with me, to Acts, the

Book of Acts, Chapter 8. Actually, we're going to be looking in chapters 8, 9, and 10. I don't get

worried. Obviously, we're not going to be able to deal with every verse in those chapters, but in chapters 8, 9, and 10. I don't get worried. Obviously, we're not going to be able to deal

with every verse in those chapters. But in those chapters, we're going to see the conversion of

three men who represent to me the entire world. The title of our message is doors to the world. Doors to the world. The title of our message is Doors to the World. Doors to the world. Let me give you a staggering

thought of all of the people who have ever lived since the beginning of creation, more than half of them are alive today.

Of all of the people who have ever lived from the beginning of creation, over one half of them

are alive today. And we have an opportunity and an ability to take the gospel like we have never had before.

Thank God for the ability to reach around the world with the glorious gospel of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

And what has Jesus Christ commanded us to do? Well, our mandate is to take the gospel of the

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