Have you ever prayed to know God's will? Listen closely to Adrian Rogers. Now, so often when we pray this way, Lord, if it is your will, you ever pray that way? Lord, if it is your will do this. Lord, if it is your will do that. Lord, if it's your will, Heal, show us what to do. Lord, if it's your will, keep us safe, if it is your will. Now, if you don't

know the will of God, that's a good way to pray. But that's not the best way to pray. The best way to

pray is saying, Lord, this is your will. And I thank you for it, and I stand on it. Welcome to Love Worth

Finding, featuring the dynamic insights of acclaimed pastor and Bible teacher,

Adrian Rogers. This month, we've learned about the Old Testament prophets and men of God

who held fast to their faith and obeyed God's will for their lives. Today, we are reminded

of the legacy of Abraham, who was called by God in his old age and became a champion

of the faith. Abraham's example gives us six principles to fortify our faith. If you have your

Bible, turn to Hebrews chapter 11. Look at verse 8, as Adrian Rogers shares six principles to fortify faith.

Would you take the precious word of God and find Hebrews chapter 11?

In a moment we're going to take up our reading in verse 8,

Charles Haddon Spurgeon said, little faith will bring your soul to heaven, but great faith will bring heaven to your soul.

How would you like to have great faith? I trust that's what you want.

And when you came to Jesus Christ, God enrolled you in the school of faith

life is the classroom

the Bible is the textbook

the prophets and the apostles

are the professors

and Abraham would have to be the dean in the school of faith.

We're going to learn about Abraham. Abraham, a great man. His name has been known through the

centuries. He's called the father of them that believe. And most of this 11th chapter of

Hebrews that speaks of champions of the faith is given over to the life of this man, Abraham.

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