Has the story of Easter dispelled your discouragement?

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

Jesus was crucified, put in that grave, came out of that grave, and was seen.

But the disciples were convinced, some of them, but some of them not totally fully convinced.

And Jesus could tell by their countenance

that they were discouraged.

They were sad.

Their discouragement and their sadness had this source.

It was a misunderstanding.

That misunderstanding led to disappointment.

And disappointment led to doubt,

and doubt led to discouragement. And I have met in my ministry so many Christians who get discouraged

because they don't understand the Scriptures,

and they don't believe all that the prophets have spoken.

Welcome to Loveworth Finding, featuring profound truth simply stated by Adrian Rogers.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a known fact that we fully believe as Christians.

However, in the days following this miracle, some of the disciples were struggling to believe.

Luke 24 tells of two disciples on the road to Amas, who came face to

face with Jesus Christ himself the week after Easter. If you have your Bible, turn there now,

and we'll begin in verse 13, as Adrian Rogers shares part one of the week after Easter.

I want to talk to you about the week after Easter, and Luke chapter 24 deals with the week

after Easter, and I think there's an incredible lesson for us here about a burning, blazing,

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