Are you walking through confusing days?

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

What do you do when you're doing nothing wrong when you're applying proper principles and nothing seems to make sense.

You're being battered from every hand.

What do you do when life doesn't make sense?

Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring the timeless, biblical messages of Pastor Adrian Rogers.

Genesis Chapter 39 tells the story of a godly man named Joseph.

Though he did nothing wrong, he was sold as a slave by his own brothers and bought by the head of the Egyptian guard

Potipher. Hardship continued when he was falsely accused and cast into prison.

He was completely innocent. This didn't make any sense.

Joseph exemplifies five principles for us to remember when nothing seems to make sense.

If you have your Bible, turn now to Genesis Chapter 39.

Once again, here's Adrian Rogers.

Be finding Genesis Chapter 39, would you please?

And the title of the message today, practicing the presence of God, when

nothing seems to make sense. I didn't say when nothing makes sense. When nothing seems to make sense,

practicing the presence of God. There's an old story but a good one. About a man who was a brick mason, bricklayer,

and he had too many bricks on top of a building, so he decided to bring them down to the ground. He went up to the third

of four-story, wherever it was, put a yard arm out from the roof, and put a pulley in

it, tied a rope to it, hoisted a barrel to the roof, loaded the barrel

with the extra bricks, went down to the ground and untied the rope.

At that time he realized that a barrel full of bricks was heavier than a man.

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