The Greatest Thing in the World: An Overview of Romans 1-7 …
Because of Christ there is no condemnation, only deep transformation.
Because of Christ there is no condemnation, only deep transformation.
The great aim of our ministry should be the same as Paul's: to bring about the obedience of faith for the sake of God's glory.
Grace makes you a debtor, not to God, but to others who need grace.
The human heart hates the truth that creation teaches because it is too humbling.
The gospel elicits shaming behavior in those who will not believe it and it gives freedom from shame to those who do.
How is the wrath of God being revealed in this present age?
The reason the mind evades, distorts, and suppresses the truth of God is mainly because of our moral, not mental, deficiency.
God means for the beauty of worship to be dramatized in the right ordering of our sexual lives.
John Piper offers seven points of counsel to those with homosexual desires, and five to their parents.
Every responsible person, on the basis of their actions and attitudes, will meet the final judgment of God.
Every form of evil ultimately comes from failing to know, approve, and love God above all things.
The gospel of Jesus Christ is the perfect and only remedy for what people already know about themselves.
God's justice does not demand that he punish us for our sins immediately. His kindness leads him to forbear and to be patient with us, to a point.
Who are they whose condemnation is just? Those who play games with the Word of God.
What are some implications of the fact that God has founded Christianity on a book that has difficult passages?
Turn away from all the intellectual, physical, and religious tactics the world uses to evade its guilt, and rest in Jesus.
Christianity is not a narrow, provincial, or tribal religion. It declares things that have to do with the whole world.
We unseat judges with indignation who acquit the guilty. Our moral sensibility is outraged when wrong and guilt are given legal sanction. Yet at the heart of our gospel stands the sentence: God justifies the ungodly who trust in him. God acquits the guilty. That is the gospel! But how can it be right for God to do that?
God put sent Christ to die in order to demonstrate his righteousness.
Being justified means being forgiven, being reckoned righteous, being loved by God, and being secured by God forever.
Boasting matters to Paul because it is the outward form of the inward moral corruption that lies behind all the evils and miseries of the world.
The moral law in the Old Testament is not a ladder for climbing, but a track for riding in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Where racial harmony doesn’t flourish, the cross of Christ is dishonored and the sovereignty of God is obscured.
God is one, and everyone he justifies is justified in the same way. Therefore he is God not only over the Jews but over all peoples.
The way God constituted his people under the old covenant is different than how he does it today.
What does it mean to be an heir of the world?
Your faith is called into being out of nothing. That is the meaning of grace and the reason why God can guarantee his promises to you.
Fight against sin by fighting against unbelief in the promises of God.
If there is any wonder or awe or admiration or fame or praise or applause, it belongs to the glory of God. For all other glory is like grass compared to God's.
God has a purpose for every obstacle and every frustration and every pain and every affliction that comes into our lives.
God loved us while we were enemies. God sacrificed his Son for us while we were enemies.
Whatever else you do or say or feel, of this you can be certain: God wills that you rejoice in the hope of seeing his glory.
In this world you will have trouble, but in Christ it will only increase your joy and hope.
Eight ways to help children love those who don't look like them.
The death of Jesus Christ is the only way that any of us can escape the righteous wrath of God and find peace with God.
The biblical portrait of Jesus must be the essential content of your joy in God.
We are sinful by nature because of our father, Adam, but we can claim the righteousness of our Savior, Jesus.
God's purpose in giving the law was so that, in the end, grace would reign through Christ's righteousness on our behalf.
Believers are commanded to become in practice what we are in Christ: dead to sin and alive to God.
What if it's true that Christ rose from the dead?