How Do Stories Fit Into Expository Preaching? …
John Piper says that expository preaching is about exposing a text's meaning, and stories have meaning.
John Piper says that expository preaching is about exposing a text's meaning, and stories have meaning.
John Piper gives two reasons why the prospect of a poor life is no warrant to take it.
John Piper says that radical repentance is a great opportunity for trusting God.
11 ways that Paul undermines slavery in his letter to Philemon.
John Piper shares his plans for the summer and some requests for prayer.
Spirit-given assurance and enjoyment of the love of God is the secret to growing in hope through tribulation.
We are a singing people because we are the children of a singing God.
John Piper says that other people help us keep Christ at the center of our spiritual solar systems.
John Piper says that Christians are sometimes judged by the Lord so that they aren't condemned with the world.
John Piper notes two things that make Christ's substitutionary death for us utterly unique.
Five reasons why ordinary Christians should consider coming to the Desiring God Conference next month.
John Piper talks about the significance of aging and why we shouldn't try to hide the evidence.
John Piper says that being doctrinally amiss doesn't automatically make you an unbeliever.
Miracles should motivate us to look past the miracle to Jesus and move away from sin.
A meditation on Psalm 105:4
What do Jesus' miracles say about Jesus?
John Piper says you can lose missions if you don't distinguish it from evangelism.
John Piper describes the church-wide and individual effects caused by his view on divorce.
John Piper explains how a wife can honor biblical eldership and still honor her husband, even if he is not yet qualified.
It's always good to resolve to do good if we're resolving through faith.
The natural timeframe of sowing and reaping does not pertain to Jesus and his saving power.
Christians should seek the good of the cities in which they live.
Grumbling is self-feeding because it obscures the light of God’s gracious, all-controlling providence.
Is it God’s will revealed in Scripture to advance the influence of biblical truth through human institutions?
John Piper says we must trust that the Judge of all the earth will do what is right.
John Piper says that having different roles is right, even if the application of them is sometimes ambiguous or unwisely implemented.
John Piper gives his perspective on the pulpit in corporate worship.
John Piper says that unfaithful spouses should confess their sin and humbly seek to win their partners back.
John Piper says we should strive by the power of the Spirit to be as healthy as possible.
John Piper offers a few ideas on how to mature and endure in prayer.
John Piper affirms the necessity of believing in Jesus before you die.
John Piper says that being inspired did not make Paul omniscient.
John Piper offers three solutions for how all Christians can stay strong in the midst of competing viewpoints.
If what you regard as bright and compelling isn't Christ, you will be filled with darkness.
John Piper says that there is much to benefit from other authors, even those you disagree with.
John Piper acknowledges the merits of online matchmaking and wonders how it might inform the church.
John Piper says we must become like Jesus in order to reflect him in the spontaneous aspects of life.
Some thoughts from John Piper on the lives of C. S. Lewis, Robert Louis Stevenson, and their fathers.
John Piper looks at a passage that seems like it could cause problems for Christian Hedonism.
John Piper says it is a gift to realize that you can't believe on your own.
John Piper says we should guard the powerful role of preaching in worship.
John Piper says we may have to be patient when introducing biblical standards to a new culture.
John Piper defines God's glory as holy perfection going public.
John Piper says that if we feel angry at someone, we should also feel broken for them.
John Piper says that the manner of our worship should match the message.
John Piper explains how your satisfaction in God corresponds to how you understand his glory.
John Piper says that reformed theology aims to give the Father, Son and Holy Spirit all the glory they deserve in man's salvation.
Only those who know Jesus have the Spirit and know the truth that makes real worship possible.
John Piper gives a different answer than the one he gave at Advance09.
John Piper says that God's wrath remains forever on those who don't believe.
John Piper highlights what is necessary to believe about creation and what is not.
John Piper says that real-life interaction is vital for personal and corporate church health.
We are blind to Jesus' living water, but he'll expose this sin in us and then save us from it.
12 ways to recognize the rise of covetousness
The woman-at-the-well account reveals woeful truth about us and wonderful truth about Jesus.
Thoughts on the dangers and value of "celebrity" status.
The touch of God in the heart is an awesome thing.
Obedience shouldn't flow from gratitude but from faith in future grace.
Six reasons for why the Christian movement spread so fast in its early years.
The truth we must hold to through all the cosmic conflict of this age is: All the nations belong to God.
10 examples of how, for Jesus, desire for heaven and fear of hell were practical daily parts of living a glad and holy life.
God ordains our darkness and keeps us through it.
If Jesus comes first in relationships, then there is peace.
Five applications from Scripture on how you carry out your vocation.
There is a profound difference between sinners who keep God’s covenant and those who don’t.
Not many leaders today state the goals of their lives in terms of holiness.
Trusting Christ today includes trusting him to give you tomorrow’s trust when tomorrow comes.
Do you have a plan to do something for the children who cannot speak for themselves?
Our concern with truth is simply an echo of our concern with God.
We pray, not because the outcome is uncertain, but because it is certain.
The call of God creates what it commands.
John Piper introduces the Christian Hedonism Expansion Fund (CHEF) and its mission.
The ability to think is a gift from God and an immensely powerful means of our becoming what we ought to be.
In grief and pain and despair people often say things they otherwise would not say, and we should not reprove them.
Hebrews 4:6 reminds us to seek God not only for the kind of grace we need but also for the timing of it.
From a human perspective 5000 people could not be fed from five loaves and two fish. But that was not Jesus’ perspective.
What prayer commitments might God be nudging you to make?
Hebrews 2:14-15 is a great passage for preparing for Christmas.
What might God do when the whole congregation says, “Seeking the Lord in prayer is so important that we will give it prime time on Sunday morning, and not just a little sandwich slot on Wednesday evening”?
What kind of event could we invite people to that would not be too “churchy,” but would be a gateway into all the good things that “church” really means?
We do well not to kill unborn human beings created in the image of God when they only lack time or air.
The William Carey Wild Card is a challenge to think in a radically heaven-focused way about your treasure.