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Open My Eyes That I May See

Prayer opens our eyes to behold wonders in God’s word, and to be changed by an extraordinary sight of his glory.
John Piper

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Open My Eyes That I May See
Open My Eyes That I May See

Open My Eyes That I May See

Jan 4, 1998
Prayer opens our eyes to behold wonders in God’s word, and to be changed by an extraordinary sight of his glory.
John Piper
Jan 4, 1998

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Twelve Gospel Passages to Soak In
Twelve Gospel Passages to Soak In

Twelve Gospel Passages to Soak In

Aug 7, 2013
Mere truth cannot save or sustain the soul; only the gospel can. Here are twelve gospel-rich passages to jump-start and drive your worship.
David Mathis
Aug 7, 2013

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How Do I Take My Thoughts Captive?
How Do I Take My Thoughts Captive?

How Do I Take My Thoughts Captive?

Mar 3, 2015
Left to ourselves, we cannot discern or remove the flaws in our thoughts. But God’s word and the Holy Spirit can renew our minds.
John Piper
Mar 3, 2015

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Romans 8: The Greatest Chapter
Romans 8: The Greatest Chapter

The Greatest Chapter

Romans 8

Oct 7, 2014
Pastor John introduces a new series focused on Romans 8. First, he spends a couple minutes helping you make the most of Look at the Book. Then, he gives you seven reasons why Romans 8 is the greatest chapter in all the Bible.
John Piper
Oct 7, 2014

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A Peculiar Glory

A Peculiar Glory

How the Christian Scriptures Reveal Their Complete Truthfuln…ess

by John Piper
God’s peculiar glory shines through every page of the Bible. From beginning to end, his word is self-authenticating, giving us assurance and joy.

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