Adrian Rogers was a motivator, an encourager, and a leader of the faith.

He was also passionate about presenting scriptural application to everyday life circumstances,

and you'll hear that in today's message.

Now, let's join Adrian Rogers.

Now, the central theme of Hebrews chapter 11 is that God is to be worshipped. And if God is to be

worshipped, he must be worshipped in spirit and in truth. Let's read in verse 4, by faith, Abel offered

unto God a more excellent sacrifice than Cain, by which he obtained

witness that he was righteous. God testifying of his gifts, and by it, he being dead, yet speaking.

Beyond the shadow of any doubt, one of the most interesting men I've

ever met was a man that I pastored in Fort Pierce, Florida. His name was Charlie Fisher.

We called him Uncle Charlie. He was no bigger than a minute, but he weighed two tons spiritually.

He was a man that was fearless for the Lord Jesus Christ.

Uncle Charlie had an old airplane with canvas sides.

He'd written across the sides of that airplane, Christ is the answer.

He'd had an open cockpit.

He'd put his goggles on, get a basket full of tracks, and fly over county fairs, and dump out the answer. It had an open cockpit. He'd put his goggles on, get a basket full of

tracks, and fly over county fairs, and dump out the tracks on the people, and circle around

the field with that sign on there. Christ is the answer. I prayed with him so many times,

and incredible individual. Uncle Charlie finally died. He told his son Lee, who was a dear friend of

mine, he said, don't worry about my funeral, just invite all my friends and take this tape

recorder and push the button. That's all you have to do. He said, I've already taken care of

everything. And so the funeral came, and Uncle Charlie was there in the casket.

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