John Piper Sermons

Youth is no excuse for not venturing something great for God.

Some Scriptures can only be fulfilled by recognizing the generation gap and owning up to the fact that it is good.

Faithfulness is better than anything and everything this life can offer. The reward the Lord will give surpasses any earthly treasure.

God has woven servant leadership and faithful submission into the fabric of manhood and womanhood.

Manhood and womanhood are most fulfilled when servant-hearted men lead God’s church in ministry.

Marriage is a living drama of Christ and his church. When husbands lead, families flourish.

Jesus calls men and women to look at one another through the lens of his word, not the world.

God calls men to lead but not in a way that’s domineering or selfish. Husbands should be the first to stoop low to serve.

Sin distorts God’s good design for men and women. We were made to serve one another selflessly, not sacrifice one another selfishly.

God created man, woman, and the gift of marriage, all to illustrate his love for the church.

Can you say say from the bottom of your heart, "Lord, Jesus, there is nothing I want more in my life than what you bled to obtain"?

If the elders care for the flock, who cares for the elders?

There is laid upon the elders of the church of Christ a responsibility unique in all the world.

It is possible for us to be guilty of another person's final lostness.

The Christian life grows downward and upward: downward in our pride and upward in our adoration for Jesus.

Faithfulness means that you trust God and obey, no matter what impact it has on your safety or standard of living.

What are the marks of a good church elder? What kind of leadership does the church need?

Jesus offers joy that no one can ever snatch and nothing can ever steal. It cannot be destroyed. It cannot be lost. It is forever.

Jesus has laid down his life so that he might make you a genuine offer of reconciliation.

How do you become a Christian? How does the ransom Jesus paid become a ransom for me?