John Piper Sermons

John Piper | How did John Piper learn to ask great questions? Is it pastorally helpful to emphasize God’s pleasure in abolishing sin and death or God’s displeasure when discussing tragedies?

Only Jesus could do the saving work we needed. Only he could bear the awesome weight of our sin.

John Piper | How does God’s satisfaction in himself become a wonderful model for parents in how they raise their children? How does a theology centered on a big God serve as balm for the downcast soul? John Piper addresses these questions and more.

What are the similarities and differences between John Piper and Douglas Wilson? How have Jonathan Edwards and C.S. Lewis influenced them? In this two-hour-long conversation, John Piper and Douglas Wilson address these questions and more.

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The movement of your money expresses the movement of your heart. Where your treasure is, your heart will be also.

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God takes people from every racial and ethnic bloodline and leads by the gospel us to the one bloodline of Jesus Christ.

Walking by the Spirit is a continual depending, praying, trusting, acting, and thanking God all out of faith.

The life that exalts Christ, enjoys him, and happily overflows to meet the needs of others — that life will never be wasted.

Racism is not a social issue but a blood issue — the blood of Christ shed on the cross.

Seeing and savoring the supremacy of Jesus Christ frees you from the slavery of sin for the sacrifices of love.

The life of Augustine shows us that the only way to truly sever the deadly pleasures of sin is by having superior pleasure in the sovereign joy of God.

We honor God most not just by obeying what he commands, but by finding our deepest satisfaction in all that he is for us.

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All Christians have the high, spiritual status of being a child of God. And with this high standing, there is a call to go low.

God is sovereign not only over our belief, but also our unbelief. He plans both for his glory in all things.

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John Piper | John Piper lays out some practical implications for corporate worship in relation to the previous sessions, which covered the intensification of worship as an inward experience of the heart and the essence of worship as being satisfied in God.