Why does Jesus say, blessed are those who mourn? Listen to Adrian Rogers.

Now what we've seen, my dear friend, is the guilt that convicts us. Remember that?

Then the grief, that is to consume us

and then the God who is to comfort us

for they shall be comforted.

That's what Jesus says

and that's the only way to know the comfort of

our dear Lord. They shall be comforted. Welcome to love worth finding with

pastor and teacher Adrian Rogers. In part one of today's message

Pastor Rogers boldly proclaimed that he thinks it's time for America to be on her

face before God. He said this is a time to weep. Now we've been led to believe that a life without

tears is the blessed life. We do all we can to avoid pain when in fact Jesus himself was a man of sorrows.

He is the one who teaches us how to turn our tears into telescopes.

If you have your Bible, turn to Matthew Chapter 5 will begin in verse 4 as Adrian

Rogers shares the powerful conclusion of the message turning tears into

telescopes.

Blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted.

Now may I say that the world would never say this, the world would never say, blessed are they

that mourn. The world would say just the opposite.

Blessed are those who never have to cry.

Blessed are those who never mourn.

We have an idea that if we could go through life without ever crying without any sorrow without any pain

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