John Piper Sermons

God might have rescued us, sacrificed for us, forgiven us, and not gone any further. But instead he took us into his family.

God loved us while we were enemies. God sacrificed his Son for us while we were enemies.

The most worthy of living, the least worthy of dying. This is the life Jesus gave for you—that you might live.

If we are to grow in our love to one another, we must first experience Christ’s love as a deep, unshakable love.

God is love. The implications of this for the way we live are big.

Pouring ourselves out for others is the path of greatest satisfaction and joy.

Religious fervor is no substitute for righteous living. Our words and actions must flow from love for God and neighbor.

Jesus is not teaching on whether we should fast or not. He assumes we will and teaches us how to do it and especially how not to do it.

He delivered more than 600 sermons before he was 20 years old. He is the most prolific Christian author ever. He did the work of 50 men. And he suffered, yet endured.

Shall we long for the Christ less than Anna longed for him?

Perhaps the Christian church has not used all the spiritual resources available to us in the effort to overcome darkness.

Fasting is God's testing ground—and healing ground.

We have tasted the wine of Christ's presence by his Spirit and cannot now be satisfied until the consummation of joy arrives.

The course of history has been changed again and again through the fasting of God's people.

If our efforts to spread the gospel to the least reached will ever succeed, the mercy of God must be our motive and the glory of God must be our goal.

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Why does eternity exist? It exists because it will take that long for us to know the inexhaustible glories of God.

Believe on Jesus and you shall not perish but have eternal life.

God loves you so much that he gave his Son for you. If you believe in him, you’ll have eternal life.

Perishing means wrath; it means fiery torment; it means separation from God; and it lasts forever.