Listen closely as Adrian Rogers shares three truths to remember

as we learn to lean on God.

God will protect you, but he will not pamper you.

Now, God loves you too much to let you go.

Thank God, he protects me, but he will not pamper you.

Now here's the second thing I want you to learn.

If you're going to lean on the Lord, God will hurt you, but he will not harm you.

You say, God will hurt me, you better believe he'll hurt you.

God will hurt you, but he will not harm you.

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

presented in the practical messages of Adrian Rogers.

Many of us think that self-sufficiency is a virtue,

but truthfully, when you look at it, it really is a vice.

After deceiving his father to obtain his brother Esau's birthright, Jacob was on the

run for his life. God used this moment to cause Jacob to cease depending upon his own schemes.

Jacob's story reveals three principles to remember as we learn to lean on God.

If you have your Bible turned to Hebrews chapter 11, verse 21, as Adrian Rogers shares part one of learning to lean.

Many of us think that self-sufficiency is a virtue.

The truth of the matter is that self-sufficiency is not a virtue. The truth of the matter is that self-sufficiency is not a virtue. Spiritually, it is a vice.

Look at our scripture here, Hebrews chapter 11 and verse 21. By faith, Jacob, when he was a dying, blessed both the sons of Joseph and worshipped leaning

upon the top of his staff. Worship leaning upon the top of his staff.

We talked about Jacob and we talked about how he was a man who was a connivor.

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