Ask Pastor John

All sin involves the will. But continuing to sin deliberately — with eagerness and persistence — will destroy the soul.

God calls us to not only resist lustful thoughts, but to fill our minds with the beauties of Christ so that our desires gradually conform to his.

This slogan became the heartbeat of John Piper’s life and the hallmark of Desiring God’s ministry. So where did it come from?

Members of our churches learn truth not only from the sermons they hear, but also from the songs they sing. Lyrics on Sunday morning matter.

Although we don’t know how much our loved ones in heaven can watch us, we do know that they would encourage us to fix our eyes on Jesus.

The command to “pray without ceasing” should motivate rather than intimidate us. Armed with joy and thankfulness, we can overflow in prayer.

The greatest stumbling block for children in worship is parents who don’t cherish their own worship. We can’t impart what we don’t possess.

Blasphemy against the Spirit is a willful, determined opposition to the present power of the Holy Spirit. Christians cannot commit that kind of sin.

Until we supremely value Christ, our attitude toward clothing will be controlled by forces that don’t honor God.

How can we approach our responsibilities so that we make the most of life for Christ? Pastor John provides ten principles for personal productivity.