John Piper Sermons

Every person you will ever meet has God’s law written on their hearts. Even if they have never seen a Bible or heard of Jesus, they are still accountable to him.

Jesus came to destroy sin, not because it's fun but because it's fatal.

Look to Christ. Only he can save you, only he can satisfy you. There is no other Savior, there is no purer joy.

God shows no partiality. Whether Jew or Gentile, all who love and do evil will face wrath, and all who trust Christ and obey God will have glory.

When your life is over on this earth, there will be two paths you can take: you will either meet God in eternal wrath or eternal life.

God’s justice does not demand that he punish us for our sins immediately. His kindness through Jesus Christ leads him to forbear and be patient with us.

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The end-point of depravity is not just the suicidal love affair with sin, but the desire to bring others with you to destruction.

Sin enslaves us not just because we commit evil, but because God himself gives us over to our debased desires. Our only hope is for Jesus to bring renewal.

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The world’s futility and disorder is not a result of simple mistakes, but a consequence of exchanging God’s glory for other things.

God dramatizes the beauty of the gospel in the right ordering of our sexual lives.

If you value other things more than God, if your life is really driven by another value, then you exchange the imperishable for the perishable.

Finishing well in the face of death requires fighting the fight of faith, which takes hold of God’s promises for future grace in the midst of all our temptations and afflictions.

John Piper | Faith, which is the root of all true obedience that glorifies God, is a coming to God to be satisfied with all that he is for us in Jesus, which means that the pursuit of joy in the Christian life is not optional, but essential.

Finishing well will not happen without a fight, and God is the decisive finisher who will powerfully work in us so that he alone gets the glory.

The greatest tragedy our world faces isn’t hunger, poverty, or crime, but blindness to the grace and beauty of Jesus Christ.

God means to get the glory for all things, including the ministry of small groups. We get the gift, the help, and the blessing, but God gets the glory.

Our hardened hearts naturally suppress the truth, but Jesus grants us new hearts to embrace his gospel.

You can escape the wrath of God against sin only when you take refuge in the gospel of his Son.