How do you make sense of life when God leads you to a place where you experience trouble?

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

Now, there was a famine in the land of Canaan, the promised land.

There was a famine on the man of God, and he was exactly where God had sent him.

What's the lesson for us?

Well, sometimes we have the idea that when we serve God, when we obey God, that we're

going to be free from all testings and all trials.

But that is not true.

There can be trials and heartaches in the land of milk and honey.

You know that to be true, don't you?

Trials and heartaches in the land of milk and honey.

Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring the timeless teaching of pastor and author, Adrian Rogers.

Faith is the distinguishing mark of the Christian.

Faith is believing the word of God and then acting on it.

We are reminded of this through the faith of Abraham, who received a

word from God and acted upon it. He left his home and followed God to a new land. When our faith

seems to be broken, how do you repair it? If you have your Bible, turn to Genesis chapter 12,

as Adrian Rogers begins part two of how to repair a broken

faith. Now there's several things I want us to learn from Abraham in the school of faith. And the very

first thing I want us to learn is what I'm going to call the root of biblical faith. Genesis

12 verse 1. Look at it. Now the Lord had said unto Abram, get thee out of thy country and from thy kindred and from thy father's house into a land that I will show thee. The root of biblical faith is divine revelation. It is to hear from God. Notice how this says, and the Lord had said, just

underscore that. Friend, there are a lot of people who misunderstand faith and the source of faith.

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