John Piper Sermons

If you long for the touch of God's Spirit on your life, give yourself daily to the reading of his Word.

Bible confirms its divine origin again and again as it makes sense out of our experience in the real world and points the way to harmony.

We need to know the experiences of Old Testament saints in order to understand the immensity of our privilege in these last days.

If I'm so depraved that I can't do anything good, what do you expect me to do?

There is only one power that can break the spell of Satan, waken the armies of the Lord, and rout the god of this age—the power of the Holy Spirit.

Strategies and actions to seek and save the lost must have high priority in the life of our church.

God intends to guard us for salvation through Christian community. We won’t survive without our brothers and sisters in Jesus.

Why do we have to pursue God, and how should it be done?

If we want revival to happen, we need to see God for who he is. Only when we see God as God and confess him as so, then we can have real delight.

When God makes a covenant he reveals his own job description and signs it.

What was freely given under Moses was purchased by Christ.

We need a solid insight into the meaning of Christ's coming that will keep us sober in a world intoxicated by the love of things.

The story of Noah and the flood is incomplete in itself. God still hates sin and no remedy was found. The story cries out for an epilogue.

The human heart hates the truth that creation teaches because it is too humbling.

Missions is a summons to pursue joy. Trials will come, but your joy in Jesus will outweigh any sacrifice.

The Bible is our God-given kindling for igniting the flames of faith.

Prayer opens our eyes to our weakness, but also draws us near to the one who is more than strong enough to help.

Marriage is a mystery. It contains and conceals a meaning far greater than what we see on the surface.

How you use your money reveals the true desires of your heart.

We will glorify God and love people better when we serve out of joy instead of duty.