Adrian Rogers was a motivator, an encourager, and a leader of the faith.

He was also passionate about presenting scriptural application to everyday life circumstances,

and you'll hear that in today's message.

Now, let's join Adrian Rogers.

There's a ship that we're all familiar with, the Titanic.

It was called an unsinkable ship, and that's about the only thing it ever did.

It was a monstrous floating palace.

It set sail on April the 10th, 1912.

It was unequaled in lavish splendor.

It had ballrooms. It had beauty splendor. It had ballrooms.

It had beauty salons.

It had tennis courts.

It had sauna baths.

And it has become a great object lesson that preachers have used and will continue to use,

I guess, down through the ages until Jesus comes.

Several things as I studied about the Titanic that interested me.

Number one was the confidence that those who sailed her had in that great ship.

Quotation, everybody knew that the ship was unsinkable.

That was one of the keynotes for luring passengers aboard this ship that it was an unsinkable boat.

And so they boarded this luxurious white star liner.

Every sailor aboard confidently said that it could not sink. And Bruce Ismay, the White Star Chairman,

stated, and I quote, I cannot imagine any condition that would cause the ship to founder. I

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