John Piper Sermons

Fear of hell is no proof of love for God.

The horror of hell is an echo of the infinite worth of God's glory.

God has made the cities of this world, and he cares for them. So should we.

God wants us to have assurance that no matter how much evil and suffering and futility we see now, he will make all things new.

What if it's true that Christ rose from the dead?

Assurance does not come from making holiness optional. It comes from knowing God is faithful.

God’s call is effective. It doesn’t go out and then return empty, but creates the faith it commands.

Being justified means being forgiven, being reckoned righteous, being loved by God, and being secured by God forever.

God put sent Christ to die in order to demonstrate his righteousness.

The ultimate goal of God in election and predestination is that God might be praised for his glory.

The glorious, unshakable, objective foundation of your being a Christian is that God chose you to be one.

Children prove whether you are truly great or not—whether you live to serve or live to be praised.

If second things become first things, we may have a rigorous religion, but we will not have evangelical, God-centered, biblical Christianity.

In this message, Pastor John discusses the connection between serving the saints and enjoying God.

William Cowper’s life was wrought with sadness and depression. But he still produced glorious hymns that resound loudly in our churches today.

How can Christians serve as the conscience of our culture?

The Bible teaches that God's aim is not for us to be rich in material goods, but rather for us to be rich in good works.

Take the supernatural seriously and realize that we are in warfare.

God will accomplish his purpose for the church, even if he choses to use a remnant to do it.

Daniel was immersed in secular life but he still lived by prayer—daring, defiant, disciplined prayer.