Lenin, Francis and Paul …
Saint Francis left a legacy of delight and gratitude to God.
Saint Francis left a legacy of delight and gratitude to God.
One reason we settle for such ordinary “soap opera” lives is because we have no heroes.
Baptists owe a lot to Zwingli when it comes to our doctrine of the Lord’s Supper.
A mind is not wasted when it is fully applied to the greatest challenge in the world.
A brief sketch on the life of Ralph Winter and his work with world missions.
John Piper quotes Spurgeon on how he came to believe in God's sovereign grace.
John Piper shares the surprising source of Spurgeon's first lessons in theology.
Joseph Alleine's life and writing was a true model of Puritan evangelism.
What sort of man was Martin Lloyd-Jones?
What kept William Carey going in the midst of great trial and loss?
It is worth noting that men of Edwards’ and Lloyd-Jones’ stature wrote and spoke so extensively about revival.
The secret of Charles Simeon's perseverance lay in the pain of contrition and the joy of adoration.
The life of David Brainerd is a bright testimony to the long-suffering, severe mercy of God.
The story of David Brainerd inspires us to wonder--if we live 29 years or 99 years, wouldn't any hardship be worth one person's salvation?
Not many leaders today state the goals of their lives in terms of holiness.
A humble saint always wants to be a better person, but he also knows that by the grace of God he is who he is.
The Bible, for Calvin, was above all a witness of God to the majesty of God. This led inevitably to what is the heart of Calvinism.
Find hope in the history of God's grace to help you live your life for his glory.
Join Piper as he examines what captured the hearts of these three flawed saints whom God has used so powerfully to teach His church what grace really means.
In these biographies of John Bunyan, William Cowper and David Brainerd, John Piper explains how their steadfastness through trial sweetened and intensified their song of faith.
John Piper examines the lives of John Newton, Charles Simeon, and William Wilberforce as examples of deep and joyful maturity in the face of life-long opposition.
William Wilberforce was a main influence in the abolition of slavery in England. What was the connection between his doctrine and his morality?
George Mueller's life is a testimony to the surpassing power that belongs to God and not to us.
Don't belittle God’s crooked sticks. With them he may write the message that makes a thousand people glad.
Watch John Piper talk about the book we published to go with the movie "Amazing Grace."
The Swans are Not Silent: Book Four
Contending for Our All examines the lives of three giants in the history of the church – Athanasius, John Owen, and J. Gresham Machen. Their battles in defense of the truth have paved the way for a deeper understanding of the character of God, the person and work of Jesus, and God’s promises contained in Scripture. And their endurance in the face of opposition, perseverance in the face of countless setbacks, and steady joy in Christ in the face of suffering, continue to teach us how to worship God in spirit and in truth.
The hardships in Lincoln's life drove him toward God, not away from him.
This Desiring God reprint of T.H.L. Parker’s classic 1954 biography commemorates the 500th anniversary of Calvin’s birth in 1509.
John Piper focuses on the supremacy of God by unfolding Calvin’s zeal for the glory of God.
The experience of joy was the central theme of C. S. Lewis' life.
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