Are you tired of losing the battle of temptation?

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

Most of us have failed and failed and failed and failed and we're sick and tired of failing.

We read about victory. We sing, oh, victory in Jesus, but how many Christians do you know

that you could say are really living a victorious life day

after day after day, not being overcome but being overcomers, not being victims, but being

victims.

Are you ready to become a victor in the fight against temptation?

If so, we have a powerful message we can't wait to share today on Love Worth Finding.

Bible teacher and Pastor Adrian Rogers was passionate about equipping Christians to fight temptation.

The temptation to sin can come to any person at any point wherever you may be, and in order to learn how to

handle it, Pastor Rogers points out the story of when Jesus had a head-on collision with the

devil, so that we may also have victory over temptation. If you have your Bible, turn to Luke

Chapter 4 as Adrian Rogers begins how to handle temptation.

There are three ways that people try to deal with temptation. Two of them are wrong.

One way that people deal with temptation is simply to give into it. They're not bothered by temptation

because they do what they want to do when they want to do it. They're like animals. And we have a lot of people who are living like intelligent animals, really not so intelligent. An animal lives for self-gratification, self-propagation, self-preservation. An animal does what it wants to do because it wants to do it. It eats when it

wants to eat, it sleeps when it wants to sleep. It does what it wants to do. Propagate when it

wants to propagate. And so the way that some people deal with temptation is just simply give

into it. They really don't even bother about what some of us would call temptation. Then the way that others deal

with temptation is they try to fight it, but they do it in the strength of their own flesh. And so

they try and fail, they try, they fail, they try, they fail. And finally they're like that woman

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