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Category: Desiring God
How Do I Recover from an Unbearable Tragedy? – John Piper
Some tragedies make life feel barely worth living anymore. So is there any hope that we could one day be happy and at peace again? Listen Now Read More Desiring…
Lord, Teach Us to Work: Learning from the Labors of Christ – David Mathis
One human life in all the Scriptures towers above the others. All who came before anticipated him, and all who follow after orient to him. And thanks to the biographical…
What Does My Stealing Say About My Soul? – John Piper
Whether we steal time, money, glances, or anything else, our impulse to take what is not rightfully ours reveals a lot about our view of God. Listen Now Read More…
Courage Takes More Than a Keyboard: Christian Nerve in a Digital Age – Samuel James
Not long ago I saw an Instagram post criticizing a popular children’s book. In a scene where the main character of the story had fallen off his bike, the character…
The Proverbs 31 Warfare: How Home Unleashes a Woman – Scott Hubbard
If you were to list the Bible’s greatest heroines, whom would you choose? Which women display the kind of valor and strength worthy of being called heroism? Some of us…
Chosen by God to Inherit God: Ephesians 1:11–14, Part 1 – John Piper
The glory of adoption is that we now receive an inheritance from God, and the best inheritance he could give us is himself. Watch Now Read More Desiring God
What Could Be Wrong with ‘Church Planting’? Six Dangers in a Missions Strategy – Mack Stiles
Every Christian is for church planting, right? How could you be against it? It’s biblical: Paul writes, “I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the growth” (1 Corinthians 3:6). The…
Will the New Creation Look Like This One? – John Piper
The new creation will probably seem familiar to us. But there will also be new dimensions of life and joy we can’t even begin to fathom. Listen Now Read More…
Will Your Life Count When You’re Gone? A Plea for Spiritual Fathers – Greg Morse
A good friend recently found out that his biological father may have Alzheimer’s disease. When I asked him how he felt about it, he replied, “I’m torn. On the one…