As Christians, are we immune to suffering? Listen to Adrian Rogers.

Folks, your body is not yet redeemed. Your spirit is redeemed. But your body is not yet

redeemed. And so therefore, you live in a body that has the curse of sin in it. And because

you live in a body that has the curse of sin in it, I hate to tell you

this, but I need to tell you this, you are not immune to suffering. Welcome to Love Worth

Finding featuring the dynamic biblical teaching of pastor and author Adrian Rogers. The resurrection

of Jesus Christ is what turns every hurt into a hallelujah. Jesus has

freed us from the law of sin and death. There is no more condemnation for our sin, nor can it

control us. And that same spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now dwells in us. Yet this does not mean that we are

immune to suffering in our life. Romans chapter 8 reveals four things to remember in times of suffering.

If you have your Bible turned there now as Adrian Rogers begins part one of turning Hertz into hallelujah's.

In our journey through Romans, we've come to chapter 8. We've called Romans the Constitution

of Christianity. This past week, I was in Washington, D.C. and saw again the original

constitution of the United States. And in the Constitution of the

United States, there is a bill of rights. But in the book of Romans, there is no bill of rights.

We have no rights. In the book of Romans, we find the gifts of grace, better than a bill of rights.

Rights are for people who think they own something. We own nothing but judgment. But thank

God, by the grace of God, by the grace of God, and by the gifts of grace, we are what we are. Amen.

Now I want to talk to you today about how that grace,

how that resurrection, how what happened on that Easter morning

will turn every hurt into a hallelujah.

Now there are people who are hurting.

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