John Piper Sermons

Because we have a great High Priest, the throne of God is a throne of grace. We can approach with confidence.

The Word of God is living and active and penetrates to the bottom of our lives and rips the pleasant mask off the ugly face of sin.

Greater than our fear of unbelief should be our faith in God’s promise to safely deliver us into his eternal rest.

If God ultimately saves us and we have assurance of salvation by faith in Christ, why do we need other believers?

The surety of believers lies not in the absence of conditions but in the promises of power.

Jesus is both the word from God and the way to God.

God’s people serve him not by giving him something he lacks, but by trusting his precious promises and depending on him at every step.

Sin tempts with empty promises, but it’s allure remains all too powerful. Fighting sin’s pleasure with the power of a superior promise is the only way to achieve real victory.

Living by faith in future grace is the only way that we can be empowered in this world for costly acts of love and radical obedience.

When we live by faith, we accomplish good works in love, trusting that God’s promises surpass any pleasure sin can offer.

Successful ministry begins with the earth-shattering reality that God himself is the greatest gift anyone can receive.

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We are saved by Jesus' suffering because that is what will glorify God most.

Christ tasted death for everyone who has faith. Because the faith of everyone who believes was purchased by the death of Christ.

The second Adam, Jesus Christ, defeated death and restored the hope of Psalm 8 for all who are in him.

The message of our great salvation has been confirmed by a cluster of reliable witnesses.

Life in this world is like a river, not a lake. We’re all drifting toward something — some of us to eternal life, others eternal destruction.

Angels were created for Christ's everlasting glory and for our everlasting joy.

We owe our purification to Jesus and we owe our being to him.