John Piper Sermons

As Lord of all, Jesus Christ will claim people for himself from every tribe, tongue, and nation no matter what — but he has chosen his body, the church, to send and proclaim the message.

There is only one place that is safe — it’s not your bank account, your house, or anything made by man. It’s in the refuge of God’s wings.

Naomi, Ruth, and Boaz all demonstrate strategic righteousness that we should emulate in our plans and resolutions to do good.

The book of Ruth demonstrates that God is at work even in the darkest of times, and that he will bring about his ultimate purpose to glorify his grace through Jesus Christ.

Jesus calls his people to the same humble service he so beautifully displayed in his life and death.

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John Piper | Baptism: Immersion or sprinkling? Infants or adults? Does it matter?

All believers should join a church if possible, because the local church is an expression of the universal church.

John Piper | When we accept and welcome one other across barriers and boundaries as Christ did for us, not only is God glorified, but our joy in him expands in the joy of others.

God summons us to sing, and in doing so to summon the nations to sing a new song with us.

How should we understand the psalms that call down curses on others?

John Piper | The threat of hell might scare us toward God, but only a deep love for Jesus can take us all the way home to him.

Death and decay won’t have the last word. One day soon, God will release all of creation from corruption.

Perhaps nothing is more effective in helping children fear God than verbally blessing the Lord in their presence.

John Piper | Brokenhearted joy colors the entire Christian life. We might struggle along, but in the end, we have ultimate victory in Jesus.

John Piper | When we think and feel with the Psalms, we learn how to fight for hope in the most difficult times.

William Tyndale died to both laziness and self-confidence in his driving passion to see the Scriptures translated into the common language of the people.

Christians have tremendous hope in this life, but that doesn’t mean living for Christ is easy. We must take up the sword of the Spirit and fight for faith every day.

John Piper | Jesus faced death, died, and transformed it forever so that we can face death with confidence and hope — not fear.

The Psalms instruct our minds and our hearts. They combine deep doctrine with full emotion.