John Piper Sermons

Until the wrath of God figures as largely in our worldview as it did for Paul, we will not have the passion for evangelism that he had.

John Piper | God will have his way in the lives of his people and across the globe. And he will use our prayers to accomplish precisely what he wills.

Wisdom is the use of knowledge to reach worthy goals, such as winning outsiders to Christ.

John Piper | The providence of God is a most practical doctrine in ordering our lives and living by faith.

Everyone we lead to Christ is a fulfillment of the promise, "I am God Almighty; be fruitful and multiply."

Five hundred years later, we still feel the effects of Luther’s life and labor. Pastors today can learn from his devotion to the church and his rigorous, heartfelt study.

John Piper | In order to understand God’s undisputed providence and sovereignty, we need to see that Scripture presents God as having both a sovereign will and a moral will.

Believing in the supremacy of God leads us to believe in the existence of absolute truth.

Let us be the salt and the light of our hostile and fearful society with courageous acts of inter-racial kindness and respect.

John Piper | God reigns supremely over the heart of every man and woman. But that doesn’t mean he’s just a puppet master pulling our strings.

Don’t neglect the amazing influence you have in the world through prayer.

God calls us from time to time, and some of us as a kind of vocation, to strive—to struggle, and wrestle, and persist, and prevail in prayer.

Were you ransomed when Christ died? Are you still under the guilt and power of sin when you might be free?

At the end of this season, receive the best present imaginable: Jesus giving himself to die for you and serve you.

The fact that Jesus was born to a poor couple in a cow stall tells us something about the way God meant to reach the world.

John Piper | The heart of a king or a president or a ruler is nothing but a stream of water in God’s hands. The Lord turns it wherever he wills.

While we are diverse in what helps us connect with God, the abiding foundation of our corporate worship is always centered on God through the Word.

Our mission is to spread a passion for the supremacy of God in everything, including choosing where we live.

All Christian relationships have this as their goal: to help each other stay satisfied in God.

John Piper | God is always doing more than any of us can see, including ruling and reigning over the affairs of every nation and ever people group on the earth.