John Piper Sermons

Our aim in all we do is to go deep in our grasp of the greatness of God and to pursue passion in our love for the glory of God.

Every time a preacher steps into a pulpit, the canvas is clear for him to paint a fresh portrait of God’s supreme glory with the brushstrokes of Scripture.

What our pulpits need most is not self-help and how-to, but a God-entranced vision of the world and everything in it.

We who know the Bible need not only to teach others its life-saving truth, but we must be taught by the word itself.

No one honors and loves God as he or she should. For that, we deserve death. But Christ has come to give life. He is our only hope.

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It is impossible to believe that Christ indwells every believer and then mistreat one of a different race.

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Meditation on the Word is not only vital for the Christian life but for prayer as well. So what exactly is meditation?

Every person you will ever meet has God’s law written on their hearts. Even if they have never seen a Bible or heard of Jesus, they are still accountable to him.

Jesus came to destroy sin, not because it's fun but because it's fatal.

Look to Christ. Only he can save you, only he can satisfy you. There is no other Savior, there is no purer joy.

God shows no partiality. Whether Jew or Gentile, all who love and do evil will face wrath, and all who trust Christ and obey God will have glory.

When your life is over on this earth, there will be two paths you can take: you will either meet God in eternal wrath or eternal life.

God’s justice does not demand that he punish us for our sins immediately. His kindness through Jesus Christ leads him to forbear and be patient with us.

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The end-point of depravity is not just the suicidal love affair with sin, but the desire to bring others with you to destruction.

Sin enslaves us not just because we commit evil, but because God himself gives us over to our debased desires. Our only hope is for Jesus to bring renewal.