Do you understand the chemistry of the cross?

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

This morning when I had my oatmeal in that oatmeal, there was some salt.

Salt is what?

Sodium chloride.

A chlorine deadly poison.

But put together, they make salt necessary for life. And so I want you to see how God takes the

situation of your life the circumstances and God by the chemistry of the cross

makes these things work together for your good and for his glory welcome to love worth, featuring the profound truth of the gospel taught in the

practical messages of Adrian Rogers.

As we just heard from Pastor Rogers, the chemistry of the cross is this, that God can

work bad situations for our good and His glory. Romans chapter 8 verse 28 reiterates the

certainty and completeness of this ironclad, rock-ribbed promise of God. He works all things together

for his glory and for our good. If you have your Bible, turn to Romans 828 now as Adrian Rogers

begins part one of the chemistry of the cross. Take God's word and find Romans chapter 8,

Romans chapter 8, and we're going to see a very familiar verse, and he will mix it with a brand new freshness

for your heart and for your mind today. Romans chapter 8 and verse 28. One time I took an old

high school friend to breakfast after we had been part for many, many years. And after breakfast, I said,

I'll get the tab. And I picked it up, and I meant to sign my room number on the tab. But often

someone will ask me to inscribe a Bible. And when I inscribe a Bible, I just inscribed the Bible

many times, Adrian Rogers, and then put a verse of scripture under.

Sometimes it's Psalm 34, sometimes it's Romans 828, sometimes it's Romans 1,16.

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