John Piper Sermons

God is over you, by you, inside you, around you, underneath you. Trust him and do not fear.

Humble yourselves under the hand of God by casting your anxiety on him.

Christ has the last word. You will receive from him the crown of life. He will not let you be hurt by the second death.

We need boldness in our God. Without it, our lives will be lived in vain.

There is a number of martyrs appointed by God that must be fulfilled before the final consummation.

How you handle what you possess demonstrates where your heart truly lies.

God is a very important person and he does not like being taken for granted.

Be free from domesticated, comfort-seeking, entertainment-addicted Christianity.

The wicked flee for fear of the retribution that their wrongs deserve, but the righteous--those cleared of wrongdoing through Christ--stand boldly.

Unity in Christ and fearlessness before our opponents make the worth of the gospel clear.

The story of Easter doesn't end with a mangled shepherd lying dead among three dead wolves.

It was the will of the Lord to crush him, NOT because of his own sins, but because of our sins.

We deserved to be slaughtered for our sin, but Jesus was slaughtered instead.

Instead of crushing us for our iniquities, God's Servant is crushed for them as our substitute.

The covenant we make together as a local church is only possible because the God we have is abundatly gracious and steadfast in love.

How do you preserve the covenant community in spite of sickness and sin?

Don't get into people's lives only when things are falling apart; get in when things are going well and help each other keep that course.

Every Christian has a crucial need for covenant relationships, regardless of how un-American it may be.

The covenant that makes us belong to God makes us belong to each other.

We must seek a better understanding of the covenantal meaning of the local church.