John Piper affirms the necessity of believing in Jesus before you die.

John Piper says that some doctrines are more central than others.

John Piper says consequences matter when it comes to weighing sin.

John Piper says that the experience of justification should change our approach to personal ethics.

John Piper is for short-term missions, most of the time.

John Piper talks about how he chooses what books of the Bible to preach from.

John Piper says we should look beyond what is merely not sinful and pursue means that are also wise.

John Piper explains why he doesn't keep a gun in his house.

John Piper recommends two things to relieve pastors from feeling like they always need to second-guess their staff.

The first hour of a live webcast where John Piper fields questions sent in via Twitter.

The second hour of a live webcast where John Piper fields questions sent in via Twitter.

The third and final hour of a live webcast where John Piper fields questions sent in via Twitter.

John Piper says that having a loving and discerning heart is the best evangelistic strategy.

Watch John Piper talk about preaching for a very small group of people.

John Piper says that being doctrinally amiss doesn't automatically make you an unbeliever.

John Piper talks about how we can fight—and help others fight—for hope.

John Piper explains why every repentant sinner can have hope.

John Piper says there's no correlation between obedience and earthly ease.

John Piper says that we must look beyond ourselves for our final assurance.

John Piper says a college degree neither makes nor breaks a person's missionary potential.

John Piper says we must be clear about why we pray in Jesus' name.

John Piper explains why "till death do us part" should never be broken.

John Piper says that if his theology in your head makes God damnable to you, then don't believe it...yet.

John Piper says we must be able to affirm the paradox "a perfect sinner."

John Piper explains how sinners can still partake of the Lord's table.

John Piper says that flourishing can happen even when a pastor and his people aren't simultaneously on the same page.

If truth is not the arbiter of our competing cultural desires, totalitarianism will result.

John Piper talks about the only way that we can give to Jesus.

John Piper says we should be slow to speak when ministering to those who are suffering.

John Piper says that church should supplement and bless what is already happening at home.

John Piper talks about our crucial need to fight for faith every day.

John Piper says showing empathy and sharing truth are essential for ministering to others.

John Piper says we must become like Jesus in order to reflect him in the spontaneous aspects of life.

John Piper talks about where this book came from and what it's for.

Is it hero worship or holy emulation? David Mathis interviews John Piper on how he has thought through the important subject of celebrity status and pastoral ministry.

John Piper says it's not impossible to vote for someone who has policies you disagree with.

John Piper talks about his method for testing the authenticity of a revival.

John Piper discusses his book Counted Righteous in Christ and the debate concerning what the believer receives from Christ's death.

John Piper explains why he doesn't think Jesus visited hell after his death.

John Piper believes every grace was bought by Christ—but there's a catch.

John Piper says that our understanding of God's plurality has become clearer over time.

John Piper says there may be a place for imprecatory prayer, but the clear call is to love our enemies.

John Piper says that dads have a unique responsibility in parenting, but that mom and dad are no less an essential team.

John Piper says that it is wise to confess our sins to one another, even when it's not absolutely necessary.

John Piper says that understanding the role of good works in our salvation is really significant.

John Piper clarifies the reason why we should want to live obedient to God.

Listen to John Piper discuss the importance of taking breaks from the busyness of life.

John Piper sees two viable, biblical interpretations of what happened in Creation.

From the message, "Implications of Being Made in the Image of God."

John Piper says that there are at least three ways that we can do spiritual warfare today.

John Piper says that there is much to benefit from other authors, even those you disagree with.

John Piper takes doubts seriously and deals with them with the word of God and prayer.

John Piper shares some of his thoughts and prayers for Minneapolis.

John Piper says that having different roles is right, even if the application of them is sometimes ambiguous or unwisely implemented.

John Piper says there are only three options for you in relation to missions.

John Piper thinks all generations could love and pore over the Bible more.

John Piper aims to be proportionate in his teaching, and to center all upon God's glory in showing mercy to sinners.

John Piper explains one way to interpret the stories of Scripture.

Darrin Patrick discusses the doctrine of biblical complementarity and encourages men that we're not trying to replicate Adam, rather we're to be like Jesus.

Doug Wilson employs biblical theology to discuss the doctrine of glorification rooted in God's electing act before the foundation of the world.

David Platt discusses the priority of God's word as we approach the doctrine of hell and faithfully serve the gospel in light of its reality.

Paul Miller discusses the importance of prayer in the life of the pastor. He explains that we pray not out of discipline, but out of desperation.

Ed Stetzer discusses the reality of spiritual warfare and encourages pastors not to dismiss the battle that is going on around us.

Juan Sanchez discusses the role of the church within God's purposes for the world.

Kevin DeYoung discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in our understanding of the Bible and our assurance of salvation.

Russell Moore discusses the doctrine of the person of Christ: fully God, fully man, one person with two natures.

Jared Wilson discusses the doctrine of the Trinity and what it means for how Christians do everyday life.

You can't speak of God's wrath the same way you speak of his love. But why not? Don Carson explains.

Ray Ortlund discusses the doctrine of union with Christ — a doctrine that changes everything in how conceive ourselves and minister to others.

Patrick Lai discusses the doctrine of vocation.

Even though we're always sinning, John Piper says that shouldn't paralyze us.

John Piper says everything will glorify God to the max when all is said and done.