Douglas Wilson | Desiring God

Coronavirus and Christ: A Letter from John Piper

Most people in the world have no experience of lasting joy in their lives. We’re on a mission to change that. All of our resources exist to guide you toward everlasting joy in Jesus Christ.

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Douglas Wilson

Douglas Wilson is pastor of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, and the writer of numerous books, including Same-Sex Mirage: Phantasmagoria at the Altar & Some Biblical Responses.

Conference Message

"Father Hunger" in Leading the Church

Desiring God 2012 Conference for Pastors

Conference Message

“Father Hunger” in Leading the Home

Desiring God 2012 Conference for Pastors

"Old, Settled, and Reformed" Is Coming at You Like a Freight Train

Because evangelicals have not seen real revival for over a century (e.g. like the Welsh revival of 1905), as a result we have been slow to recognize our active cultivation of an ongoing culture of revival. By this I…

Panel Discussion

An Evening of Eschatology

Bethlehem College and Seminary

There is a dragon, an abyss, and a thousand-year reign. Beyond that the specifics of how Revelation 20 unfolds can be confusing. We hope you find this conversation somewhat clarifying.

Panel Discussion

Panel Discussion

Desiring God 2009 National Conference

Here's an overview of the questions and conversation. Listen to the audio for the answers. 1. Mark, we'd like to give you a chance to talk about Servetus with us. Sam Storms: We're assuming that everyone knows about Servetus. Maybe…

Conference Message

The Sacred Script in the Theater of God

Desiring God 2009 National Conference

In this message, Doug Wilson shows how Calvin’s conviction concerning the supremacy of Scripture affects the task of preaching — both then and now.

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A Conversation About Collision

Desiring God 2009 National Conference

Here are the questions that John Piper asked Doug Wilson. Listen to the audio for the full conversation. Christopher Hitchens said at the end of the movie that, given the chance, he wouldn't convert the last theist. Why do you…