John Piper Sermons

In Christ's triumph our enemy is not just defeated, but captured and made to serve our eternal good.

It is the will of the Lord that we take risks for the cause of God.

The Christian life isn’t one of comfort, but sacrificial risk for Jesus and others.

On Easter Sunday morning Jesus blew the lock off the prison of death and gloom and returned to the gladness of God.

God is pleased to give you the kingdom. He is not stingy nor begrudging, but finds delight lavishing his people.

Having just and honest dealings in the world display our confidence that God always cares and provides for his children.

Obedience to God makes our God-glorifying hope visible and proves that it is real in our lives.

Prayer is that wonderful transaction where the wealth of God’s glory is magnified and the wants of our soul are satisfied.

God delights in those who place the full weight of their hope in him.

God's pleasure in his name and his pleasure in doing good to sinners meet and marry in his pleasure in bruising his Son.

God does not do you good out of some constraint or coercion. He is free! And in his freedom he overflows in joy to do you good.

God takes pleasure in election because it magnifies his name.

God’s first love is his name and not his people. And because it is, there is hope for his sinful people.

God rejoices in what he has made because all of creation points to the grandeur and majesty of his glory.

God is never constrained to do a thing that he despises. He does whatever he pleases.

The first and most fundamental thing we can say about the pleasures of God is that he takes pleasure in his Son.

Fight the social stupor that gripped Nazi Germany and imagine what is really happening behind clinic doors.

God lives in the soul of man by the indwelling of his Spirit.

The Lord's Prayer is an invitation not only to pray but to pray together with other believers.

We all need a cause to live for that accords with our Creator's purposes.