Some women are exiles within their own marriage. They want to follow Jesus, but their husbands have rejected the gospel they love.

What hope does a wife have of saving her husband? In this lab, John Piper explains how fearlessness and purity might make all the difference for her husband’s faith.

Women have often been deceived into thinking that beauty is about how they look or what they wear. But God defines beauty very differently.

Underneath a wife’s submission to her husband must be the anchor of fearless hope in God. Where does that come from and where do we see it?

Submission is a controversial and sensitive subject in our society. As we define what it is, it is just as important for us to clarify what it is not.

Husbands are called to love their wives differently than wives love their husbands, but not completely differently. For instance, husbands submit in marriage, too.

Peter calls wives the weaker vessel. Is that out-dated analysis, offensive sexisim, or just generally true? The right answer will help men honor women well.

If your wife loves Jesus, you are living with a queen of the universe, an heir of infinite glory. You should be amazed that you get to live with her.

The Bible says that the way a man treats his wife might interfere with his prayer life. Is God not listening to you because you’re not listening to her?

We know we are supposed to love our enemies, to bless those who curse or revile us, but how do we do that? Where does that kind of heart and response come from?

We do not have immediate control over our feelings, so how do we obey commands to feel? Here are five places to start in pursuing changes in your personality.

How does our future inheritance in heaven help us suffer well? The answer is one key to loving those who wrong and mistreat us.

Should Christians be motivated by blessing when we love our enemies? And if we should be, how is that not works-based righteousness?

Jesus did not die only to ransom you from hell. He died to ransom you from wasting your life here on earth.

If you are Christ’s, no one in this world can ultimately harm you. They can only serve God’s good purposes for you and bring you greater blessing.

God promises to bless Christians who suffer while living faithfully for his glory, whatever that suffering may be. But what is the blessing, and how does it come?

When was the last time you were asked about your hope in Christ? The world will only ask us when they see something in us dramatically different from themselves.

With terrorism, political instability, and social unrest, much of our culture is given to fear and anxiety. In the face of such realities, should Christians fear the things that the world does?

All Christians know non-Christians. Whether with co-workers, spouses, parents, or acquaintances, a critical question faces us daily: How do I give a defense for my faith?

Guilt over sin makes quiet Christians who are full of shame. How can we cleanse our conscience so that we share more boldly?

When the world mocks and despises us for our faith, we often want to lash back. God has a better way of shaming those who abuse his followers.

We all carry wounds inflicted by others — the father who abandoned us, the friend who betrayed us, or the co-worker who lied about us. What part does God play in our pain?

If you only believe in Jesus to get out of hell, you are not a Christian. True Christians want to be forgiven because the forgiven get to be with God.

Certain verses in the Bible seem to contradict others. What should we do when come to one of those verses?

Finding spiritual gems in the Bible is hard work. How do we dig into a verse when we don’t know what it means?

“Baptism now saves you?” What in the world does 1 Peter 3:21 mean?