What does maturity in your faith look like?

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

Now don't get the idea that a Christian is like a tadpole who becomes a frog.

You see, there is a frog in every tadpole, and if he just keeps maturing, he'll become a frog.

Now, that's the kind of Christianity some people

believe in. They think, well, I'll go to church and learn to do better. I'll grow up and be the

frog I ought to be. A Christian is not like a tadpole who has become a frog. A Christian is like

a frog who has become a prince by the kiss of grace. Welcome to Love Worth Finding featuring the profound truth of the gospel

presented in the practical messages of Pastor Adrian Rogers.

It's important to know where we are in our spiritual maturity in order to grow into what we

could be.

In part one of today's message, we learned that the Bible

places men and women in three different categories, natural, spiritual, or carnal. A Christian

is not a natural person who decides to do better. He is someone who has been radically and

supernaturally changed and put on the path of spiritual growth. If you have your Bible,

turn to 1st Corinthians chapter 2, as Adrian Rogers shares part two of the roadmap to maturity.

Now, we divide people into different categories. We say there's upper class, middle class, lower class,

there's this or that.

But it's not the blue book of society or the bank book of finance, but it is God's book,

the Bible, that puts us into these categories of persons. There is the natural man,

there is the spiritual man, there is the carnal man.

Either you're a natural man, a spiritual man, a carnal man.

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