John Piper Sermons

Jesus the Passover Lamb was slain to ransom people from every tribe and tongue and nation.

In the Lord's prayer, Jesus teaches that the first priority in praying is to ask that our heavenly Father's name be hallowed.

God responds with terrible wrath against those whose hearts should belong to him but go after other things.

The most loving thing God can do for us is glorify himself, because God himself is the greatest gift he can ever give us.

The lofty One whose name is Holy dwells with crushed and humble saints.

At the end of every road is God. You will meet him as light and life or as fire and torment.

God's self-sufficiency and sovereign freedom are the very sources from which his mighty mercy overflows.

The omnipotence of God means reverence, recompense, and refuge, for his covenant people.

God’s choice to show mercy to some and not others originates in the mystery of his own sovereign will, not in the will of his creatures.

Contained in the name Yahweh is the first and most important truth about God: he exists.

All Christians must lay hold on eternal life by fighting the good fight of faith.

We have no good reason to let anxiety disrupt our hearts. Jesus reigns over all, and he has purchased peace for his people.

The life of the godly is not a straight line to glory, but they do get there. No matter where you are, if you love God, the best is yet to come.

Hopelessness makes us think we need to have illicit pleasures to be happy. But hope gives us a thrilling impulse to do good.

God will reward Ruth because she has sought refuge under his wings.

When it seems that God is farthest from you or has turned against you, he is actually laying foundations for your greater happiness.

God has given husbands the responsibility to lead their families. Men, it’s time we get serious about serving.

In their hour of greatest trial God gives his children courage and faith.

The Spirit wants the world for Christ, but the goal is not yet reached.

What is the kind of unity that will bring honor and credit to our high calling?