Are you the parent of a wayward child? Here's a word of advice from Adrian Rogers.

If you're a mom or dad here and you've got a wayward teenager, a rebellious child, keep

praise, keep on pray. If you persist in prayer, God will show you his, and prayer will enable God's will to be done

in your heart and in your life. But if God gives you children, then you must persist in prayer

for those children, and you never, never cease praying for your children. Welcome to Love Worth

Finding, featuring timeless biblical truth in the messages of Adrian Rogers.

Perhaps the most powerful and influential class of people in the world today are mothers.

1st Samuel chapter 1 tells the story of Hannah, a barren woman who wanted more than anything else to have a son.

God gave Hannah a son named Samuel,

who was considered one of the greatest prophets in the Old Testament. As we learned in part one of

today's message, Hannah's priorities, her prayers, and her purpose had so much to do with Samuel's

future. If you have your Bible, turn to 1 Samuel chapter 1,

as Adrian Rogers reveals five powerful principles

on how to raise godly children.

What we learn from Hannah in this passage of scripture

we're going to look at are what I want to call

five powerful principles for raising godly children. If you're a mom or a dad or want to be a mom or a dad,

I want you to tune in to what Hannah did because what happened to Hannah and what Hannah did

is a great idea and a great instruction for us today. First of all, the first of these principles

is what I want to call the principle and the power of proper priority. The principle of a proper

priority. Now look, if you will, here in 1 Samuel chapter 1, and you're going to find out

that in verse 2 it says that Hannah had no children. And then look, if you will, in verse 10. And she

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