Nine reasons why churches should have a weekly newsletter.

Can you think of any fact more encouraging than that God rejoices to do you good?

When it comes to persons, one plus one is more than two!

The great tragedy of sin is the good we miss, not the evil we attain.

When a person strikes rock bottom with a sense of helplessness he may find that he has struck the Rock of Ages.

No one can stop the coming of spring—in nature or in the church—when God has appointed its time.

The Holy Wind of God will not break or quench. He will lift up your head and fan your spark into a flame.

Is it really possible for one's face and heart to be filled with sorrow and joy?

One of the things you do when you are full of the Holy Spirit is spill over with gratitude to God for everything.

An early church service is the mark of a vibrant church.

The possibilities of joyful service are too great to let yourself be paralyzed by the past.

A church's nerve system needs the divine stimuli that comes through its fingers and toes.

How do you satisfy your pastor-congregation communication needs?

Have you ever thought of your prayers as the aroma of heaven?

A pastor expresses his gratitude to those who minister in his church through music.

Can we be a people who embrace with gratitude both the scholarly enterprise and the simple joy of breaking bread together?

The Lord measures the faithfulness of our labor, not our success.

God is a joy and a refuge to those who cling to his neck, but he is a terror to those who flee.

Every time we let fear hinder us we are proudly trusting our emotions more than the promises of God.

John Piper updates, honors, and urges his church in their financial campaign.

John Piper outlines the responsibilities of a worship pastor.

Hindrances to forthright witnessing rise mainly from taking our eyes off God.

Satan often tries to destroy us by affirming and then distorting Scripture.

Freedom is not doing what you please, but knowing the truth, loving the good, and never fearing the future.

John Piper outlines eight goals he has set to fill his vacation with vitality.

Trusting him is the one thing we can do to put God in debt.

All rich and meaningful experiences require preparation and expectancy.

Human hearts are hard to change, but don't forget the Holy Spirit.

Memorize Hezekiah's words to Jerusalem under siege, and you'll know God's power in a new way.

Fasting fosters humility, and humility positions us for the Father's blessing.

Pastors should yearn for their people like Isaiah yearned for Israel.

Nine characteristics of fruitful small groups.

God's mercy and sovereignty are the twin pillars of the Christian life.

Mixing God’s absolute power with his rights as Creator causes combustion in the heart.

John Piper lays out six things that he wants his children to understand about money.

There's no biblical support for excluding people from church membership whose consciences condone occasional drinking.

Precautions have lengthened many lives; anxiety has lengthened none and shortened many.

Winning college students for the Lord and for the local church is crucial.

We want our Christmas decorating and festivities to be as explicitly Christ-centered and Christ-exalting as possible.

Christmas is a call to go on strike at the assembly plant of sin.

Saint Francis left a legacy of delight and gratitude to God.

A poem on the glory of the Incarnate God and the gain of believing in him.

When God aims to do a great work, he starts by planting a spark of desire in a few hearts. Then he fans it into flame through prayer.