We could all use a little encouragement.

Listen closely to Adrian Rogers.

You ever read peanuts in the comic strips?

Lucy's talking to Charlie Brown.

She said Charlie Brown.

People put their deck chairs on the cruise ship in different ways.

Some people put their deck chairs so they can see where they're going.

And so they face it this way. Other people put their deck chairs so they can see where they're going, and so they face it this way.

Other people put their deck chairs so they can see where they have been, and they face it this way.

Some people put their deck chairs this way so they can see where they are.

How do you do it, Charlie Brown?

He said, I can't get mine unfolding.

There are a lot of Charlie Browns in this world.

And they need to be encouraged.

I want to give you today five ways that you can be an encourager.

Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring the profound truth of the gospel and the practical messages of

Adrian Rogers and humorous messages.

The book of Acts tells the story of a man called Barnabas.

His name translates to Son of Consolation, and Barnabas' gift for encouragement was a notable

contribution to the early church and an example

for each of us to follow today. If you have your Bible, turn to Acts chapter four. We'll begin

in verse 36, as Adrian Rogers reveals five ways you can encourage others. If I could just model and mold a church member, I mean the church member of my

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