John Piper Sermons

Every Christian has a crucial need for covenant relationships, regardless of how un-American it may be.

The covenant that makes us belong to God makes us belong to each other.

We must seek a better understanding of the covenantal meaning of the local church.

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How shall we obey God's command to honor the king—or the president, or the governor—when they promote dishonorable deeds?

God designed prayer to give his disciples the joy of bearing fruit while God himself gets the glory.

The great need of the hour is to know God more deeply and personally and biblically. Only then will we find great delight.

We need to be like lights shining in a dark place. Which means we need to behold Jesus. We need to gaze at Christ.

The Bible's picture of our Savior too radical that it should be the mere creation of sinful men.

Even if we don't have the same heart for a particular issue facing us, let us have the same heart for each other.

If we say we are useless, we not only say no to the idea of the body, but worse, we say no to God. We don't trust him.

Gifts are for the glory of God and the good of the church.

Christianity has to do with everything your body has to do with—food and sex and sleep and talking and playing and working.

Why doesn't God give everyone the same faith and gifts?

The truth that there is one Lord, one faith, one baptism, is a truth for inside the church and outside the church.

Love abounding in knowledge and discernment is what builds Christ's body.

The aim of your ministry as a Christian is to build up the body as a whole.

Christ did not simply die for an unworthy woman or for a reluctant woman, but for a woman who found him repulsive.

God’s grace works so powerfully in every believer that none remains unchanged. The grace that accepts us unquestionably also alters us irrevocably.

God was pleased to bruise his Son, not because he delights in violence, but because Jesus lived every second to glorify his Father in heaven.