John Piper Sermons

We are sinful by nature because of our father, Adam, but we can claim the righteousness of our Savior, Jesus.

Satan and all his works are evil. But Jesus crushes Satan’s head and disarms him of his deathly power.

God will use everything — even the tragedies of our lives — to shine a bright light on the goodness and glory of Jesus Christ.

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In order to understand how we display the mercy of God to others, we must first understand how God has displayed his mercy toward us.

Christ promises that he will build his church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it.

John Piper answers four crucial questions people ask about divorce and remarriage.

Jesus calls us to keep our marriage covenant in a way that tells the truth about him.

Jesus gives us more than one reason why it is worth the risk to share the gospel.

Don’t provoke your children to anger. Show them in your own soul how it can be replaced with tenderhearted joy.

The moment that we put our trust in Christ, God began to work all things for our good. And only he can move us to pour out his forgiving love on others.

Marriage is not just about filling the earth with warm bodies but filling the earth with worshipers of Jesus.

The ultimate goal of God in everything he does is the glory and fame of his own name.

Not all of our obedience pleases God. If we try to earn our justification or even pay God back, we trample on the greatest achievements of the cross.

We must not be peddlers of God’s word, motivated by greed and fear; rather, we must preach Jesus as the only soul-satisfying treasure and the only God-satisfying obedience.

How can we live in a way that shows that the church is our family?

The triumph of the gospel in the new heavens and new earth consists in the hope that comes through God’s promise to raise his children with glorified bodies to inhabit a world fit for their fellowship and everlasting enjoyment of God.