John Piper Sermons

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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.

John Piper | The Christian life is far from being easy. It’s no stroll in the park. But God guarantees that our journey will end in glory.

John Piper | God making much of God, in communicating his glory to our minds and hearts, is the greatest act of love toward us.

John Piper | The essence of worship is the experience of being satisfied with all that God is for us in Jesus.

John Piper, Bob Kauflin, and David Mathis | Gravity and gladness on Sunday mornings does not need to be dour or gloomy, but should be done with sensitivity to the moment and in the spirit of sorrowful yet always rejoicing.

If Jesus is your greatest treasure, then your affections for him should be lavish and unbounded.

The only hope we have for genuine, lasting ethnic harmony is the death and resurrection of Christ along with all of its implications for our unity.

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Adultolescence impedes the advance of the gospel. Skip years of immature indulgence and get a holy ambition.

God invites everyone to embrace the good news of Jesus. And he uses his people to proclaim and spread the message.

The sovereignty of God brings about the substitution of Christ, which produces the globally diverse solidarity of the church of Jesus Christ.

John Piper | The ultimate goal of missions is worship, which is pursued by reliance upon God through prayer and the life-giving means of the word of God.

John Piper | Our motivations of compassion for the lost and living for the glory of God come together as we pursue the highest joy of the nations through the gospel.

John Piper | Though the calling of a missionary may include some subjective and mysterious elements, it can never be divorced from a deep, prayer-saturated study of the Scriptures.

John Piper | The goal of global evangelization is both a great remaining task and also something that through the power of God the church is able to complete.

God made us to live life together. We can only flourish with brothers and sisters in Christ at our side.

Missions exists because the knowledge of God, the praise of God, the enjoyment of God, and the fear of God don’t exist among the nations.

True contentment that is able to weather all kinds of hardship comes from knowing Christ as our surpassing treasure.