John Piper Sermons

God has made peace with his people, and he calls us to push for peace with friends and enemies alike.

It is not enough to clean up our act on the outside. Jesus is concerned about our heart. Because from the heart are all the issues of life.

God’s mercy floods our lives when we don’t deserve an ounce. And he expects us to overflow with that same grace to others.

The hunger of your life that cannot be satisfied by anything in this world is the constant beckoning of God to remember that you were made for him.

Meekness is not weakness. Meekness begins with God and ends with God.

Jesus didn’t come for those who think they have everything together. He came for people who know they are nothing without God.

The powerful mercy of the kingdom has already come in Jesus Christ and in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Authenticity and depth in worship characterize those who suffer with Christ by bearing the burdens of others.

Paul does not pray for ineffectual influences, but for effectual influences. And that is how we should pray too.

It is fitting for those who believe in the sovereignty of God to feel a deep sorrow and for the lost and a deep longing for their conversion.

It is the duty of Christians to seek God's power to fulfill good resolves.

We were dead in sin, BUT GOD made us alive with Christ.

We were dead to God, enslaved to Satan, and were rightfully under the wrath of God. There was only one hope, and it was not in ourselves.

We need a Savior because we are spiritually dead and helpless without him, no matter how good we look on the outside.

Thankfulness guards our souls because it nurtures humility and kills triviality.

The task of world evangelization requires Pauline missionaries devoted to the task of frontier missions.

All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to the Son of God and he declares, “I must bring in my other sheep.” He will do it.

God will glorify his children both spiritually and physically. Nothing can sever his unbreakable chain of salvation.

The basis of our justification is Jesus Christ. He obeyed, even to the point of death, to bring us to God.

Our call, our conversion, our regeneration, and our faith are based on God’s eternal election and predestination — not our self-determination.