How Dangerous Is Our Faith? …
If unstable people are often drawn to religion as a way of expressing their moral delusions, it may not mean that true religion is the problem.
If unstable people are often drawn to religion as a way of expressing their moral delusions, it may not mean that true religion is the problem.
Protecting persons with “preferences” should not automatically mean protecting them when they perpetrate their preferences.
Eight resolutions for an aging saint.
7 reasons why sexually stimulating advertisements are destructive to society.
John Piper says that a bad reputation has to be warranted for it to count against a potential pastor.
The Gospel of John lifts Jesus up as coming from God, being full of God, and speaking and ruling as God.
Indoctrination is not the only alternative to faith-weakening education.
Being a “one issue voter” does not mean that only one issue matters. It means that some issues matter enough to disqualify a person from public office.
Beware of rendering too much to Caesar the way Pilate did (John 19:12). And when you render to Caesar do it only “for the Lord’s sake.”
17 verses about fearing the Lord.
Three guidelines for considering the relationship between wealth and happiness.
Has the church come to depend on the world for too much of our education, leisure, entertainment and interpretation of current events?
5 ways for focus on God during prayer week.
Husbands, don't contradict the gospel by how you treat your wives.
John Piper says that it is wise to confess our sins to one another, even when it's not absolutely necessary.
John Piper aims to be proportionate in his teaching, and to center all upon God's glory in showing mercy to sinners.
John Piper takes doubts seriously and deals with them with the word of God and prayer.
John the Baptist models how we ought to respond to the exaltation of Jesus.
Until God is given his rights, no human rights will have significance beyond convenience.
The Bible teaches that hell is everlasting torment, not the loss of existence.
One test of our love is the way we support the ministry financially during the summer.
Christianity is not merely believing a set of ideas about Christ’s love. It is an experience of being constrained by that love.
It is possible for the sick and aged to win the fight of faith because it is a fight against lost hope, not against lost health.
What does it mean to be the “church of God”?
The business of education is God’s business. To ignore him in it is to be profoundly uneducated.
We must seek to experience supernatural power daily in order to be the church.
The whole concept of slavery as we know it is blown out of the water when God becomes the “Slavemaster.”
How does the gospel avoid contradicting God's righteous standards?
No tree was ever meant to be / A never-ending shade for me / Or you. Save one: where Jesus died / With bleeding branches spread as wide / And far as faith for sinful men.
Jesus didn't come to a neutral world. He came to those already dead and guilty to make some alive and free.
John Piper imagines that, all things considered, he could vote for someone who was pro-choice.
John Piper says that Revelation is pertinent to the US even though it doesn't speak specifically about it.
John Piper says that a paraphrase is great when it's honest about being a paraphrase.
John Piper has six suggestions for overcoming the hunger for immediate entertainment.
John Piper argues that good family management doesn't equal perfect outcomes.
John Piper says that we're responsible to communicate truth with our lifestyle.
John 3:16 represents a glorious love, but there is more to God's love than the free offer of the gospel.
John Piper says that an unloved spouse should stay compassionately committed.
John Piper says we should delight in the sex God gave us, just as God does.
John Piper gives an overview of arcing and says why he likes it so much.
In John 3:16, seven of the greatest realities in existence are packed into one sentence.
John Piper says that our deeds in this life are evidence of, not grounds for our justification.
How do we not resist imperfections when the Bible says, “Be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect”?
If the answer to our prayer doesn't come as we want, let us not assume that the Lord has no affection for us nor any tugs to do what we want.
How can married couples break the sexual stalemate that Paul puts them in?
John Piper argues that we must preach hell, but we must preach it broken-heartedly.
Why pray? Because God aims to make us co-victors with him.
Sin has a very high price tag. And it isn’t worth it.
If we do not believe we are deeply indebted to God for all we have or hope to have, then the very spring of gratitude has gone dry.
Sixteen quotes to motivate and make ready your heart for missions.
Twelve arguments from the New Testament for why God became flesh.
Prayer is like marriage. It should be a mix of both discipline and spontaneity.
Is trembling joy a fitting way to end the year?
John Piper says that if his theology in your head makes God damnable to you, then don't believe it...yet.
The Wind of God's Spirit gives new birth to whoever he pleases.
John Piper recommends "holy ostracism" as a way to restore compromising Christians.
John Piper says that non-members miss out on the best pastoral care.
John Piper, with a little help, names a few passages that testify to Christ's spotlessness.
John Piper says a repentant pastor can be restored, but he shouldn't presume upon it.
John Piper says that full healing requires both gutsiness and graciousness.
Six biblical guidelines for loving each other.
John Piper identifies four things that should be present for aspiring pastors.
Twenty centuries later, we can still see the truth of the Resurrection.
John Piper offers three criteria for understanding how biblical commands apply to us.
An letter of gratitude to the staff, elders, and people of Bethlehem Baptist Church at the end of John Piper's writing leave.
John Piper says we can have assurance that no one saved by Christ will ever fall again.
John Piper talks about how he trained his children in private and family devotions.