How can we be sure that the gospel is true? Listen to Adrian Rogers.

Peter says, listen, this is not fable. It is fact. God raised him from the dead.

How do I know? I saw him. Oh you say that's all a lie. Somebody just wrote it here.

You think it's a lie, dear friend? You better go back and read even secular and profane history and find out how these people died, these early Christians.

They died for what they believe. These eyewitnesses died.

This Saint Peter was crucified upside down.

Now you're a reasonable person?

Some people will live for a lie,

but no man will willingly die for a lie.

Welcome to Love Worth Finding, sharing

the profound yet simple truth of the gospel through the

teachings of Adrian Rogers. As we've noted in this month's study that old-time

religion, the early believers and disciples were Jewish.

How did the gospel become accessible to the Gentiles?

Acts chapter 10 tells the story of a Gentile man named Cornilius

who was hungry to know God. Supernaturally God brought Cornelius and the

Apostle Peter together and as he presented the gospel to Cornelius, Peter claimed

three indisputable witnesses who testify that Jesus Christ is the son of God.

By believing them, we, like Cornelius, can be sure of our salvation as well. If you have your Bible turn to

Acts chapter 10 as Adrian Rogers shares how you can be sure.

Take God's word.

Find the 10th chapter of the Book of Acts. And I'm going to give you today

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