John Piper Sermons

John Piper | The doctrine of perseverance is not meant to elicit passivity, but rather to impart assurance to us in the fight of faith to the end.

John Piper | The doctrine of limited atonement teaches that God did more in the cross than obtain a bonafide offer of forgiveness for all who believe; namely, he also secured the saving faith of all the elect.

John Piper | Unconditional election is fully in accord with justice because in election God upholds his unswerving allegiance to his glory.

John Piper | Unconditional election is demonstrated throughout Scripture, especially in the Gospel of John.

Being born again doesn't mean being sinless. It means coming to Jesus as your advocate.

John Piper | The doctrine of unconditional election concerns how God chooses people for salvation according to his own sovereign, free, and gracious purposes, apart from any faith or good works in them.

John Piper | The doctrine of total depravity concerns how humanity is pervasively sinful due fundamentally to their rebellion against God.

John Piper | Seven assumptions are given that guide this message series, as well as the biblical foundations for irresistible grace.

John Piper | The doctrines of grace are not meant to be used for starting arguments, but for worship and survival in an embattled life of faith.

Faith must come first and be the root of love. Otherwise, love will be destroyed.

What has driven and shaped John Piper’s ministry over the years? Here are sixteen core convictions.

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Newborn believers obey God's commandments, knowing that even when they fail they will never ultimately fall away.

The Gospel is news and we are born again by believing that it is true and embracing it.

John Piper | The claims of the Bible are most ultimately justified by the witness of the Holy Spirit in the new birth; we should deal fairly with the claims of the Bible on its own terms and rightly handle it.

John Piper | The claims of the Bible may be justified through the overall coherence of its canon as well as its scope, which is to give glory to God.

John Piper | The Bible claims to be the infallible word of God, and it may be known as such as a person appreheneds its diverse excellencies by the Holy Spirit’s power.

John Piper | The word of God is pure, good, and true. And we have it in the form of ink and paper, which has been preserved throughout the ages.

John Piper | There are several reasons why it is vital to have confidence in the Bible as God’s infallible word.