Why is wisdom more satisfying than wealth? John Piper opens Proverbs 24:13 to show how wisdom leads to everlasting happiness that riches cannot buy. desiringgod.org/light-and-tr…
Feeling weak? You don’t have to lean on your own strength.
God doesn’t just save you and leave you to figure it out. He stays. He helps. He gives you what you need, moment by moment.
And somehow, he becomes more than our strength — he becomes our song. Our joy.
The deepest joy isn’t found in what God gives us. It’s found in God himself.
Message: “When God Became My Song”
“Go and learn what this means: ‘I desire mercy, and not sacrifice.’ For I came not to call the righteous, but sinners.” —Matthew 9:13
God intends for the afflictions of Christ to be presented to the world through the afflictions of his people.
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“These things I have spoken to you, that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be full.” —John 15:11
Suffering clearly is designed by God not only as a way to wean Christians off of self and onto grace, but also as a way to spotlight that grace and make it shine. That is precisely what faith does: it magnifies Christ’s future grace.
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“Planting and watering are not the decisive cause of the faith. Only God is decisive.”
John Piper digs into the essential but not decisive role of planters and waterers in the work of the gospel. desiringgod.org/labs/god-not…
“The longings that lead one to Rome — apostolic authority, textured liturgy, historical rootedness, tangible grace — find rest in the Reformation heritage, along with the one thing no institution can manufacture: a Father who runs.” —Chris Castaldo desiringgod.org/articles/the…
If you do not listen earnestly to Jesus and consider him daily and fix your eyes on him hourly, then you will not stand still; you will go backward. You will float away from Christ.
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What keeps us from seeking happiness in substitutes? John Piper opens Proverbs 4:1–13 to show that wisdom leads us to lasting joy in God. desiringgod.org/light-and-tr…
Have you ever wondered, “Do I really need to read the Old Testament?”
The answer is yes.
Because God didn’t preserve these books by accident. He gave them to help his people know him, trust him, and recognize his Son.
Listen to the latest episode of ‘Theology Refresh.’
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“Worldliness is loving what the world loves at the expense of what God loves.”
Marshall Segal warns us to guard our hearts against the subtle sin of worldliness. desiringgod.org/articles/wor…
“Jesus said, ‘Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven.’” —Matthew 19:14
All suffering that comes in the path of obedience is suffering with Christ and for Christ — whether it is cancer at home or persecution far away.
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“Be in the Bible every day, analyzing it carefully and synthesizing a vision from it that relates to all of life.”
Pastor John offers advice to aspiring pastors as they prepare for ministry. desiringgod.org/interviews/w…
Can the failures of great saints defeat God’s cause? John Piper opens Galatians 2:9–13 to show sovereign grace advancing God’s purposes through their weakness. desiringgod.org/light-and-tr…
Jesus himself makes up for every sacrifice you will ever make. He promises to work for you, and be for you, so much that you will not be able to speak of having sacrificed anything.
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How do we avoid getting cynical in the face of people’s flaws? John Piper shows from Acts 9:18–31 how Barnabas watched for glimpses of God’s grace in others. desiringgod.org/light-and-tr…



