Are my children also called to this? As a mama missionary, I wonder about our fitness for the task when our family of eight clogs airport security and labors in…
Category: THEOLOGY
1 Corinthians 3:5–9, Part 2: Fellow Workers of God Are a Single Force in God’s Hand – John Piper
Why should Christians resist unduly elevating our leaders or pitting them against each other? Because God uses all leaders as a single means to bless his church. Watch Now Read…
From Age to Age: A Book by Keith Mathison
Eschatology is defined as the “doctrine of last things.” But we won’t see the full significance of how God’s story ends if we start reading at the last chapter. When…
What Should Protestants Know About the Early Church Fathers?
Luther, Calvin, and the other “founding fathers” of Protestantism were disciples of the early church fathers. They had a special regard for one father in particular: Augustine of Hippo. Luther…
Better Than Gold – John Piper
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. Watch Now Read More Desiring God
Peace for Second-Guessers – John Piper
How do we know when we’ve worked hard enough? Pastor John offers six ways to fight anxiety and rest in the grace of Christ. Listen Now Read More Desiring God
Wallpaper: Purpose
“God is able to sweep all of our failures and our disappointments into fulfilling His purpose, so that the great and transcendent power might be seen to belong not to…
There Shone a Holy Light: Beholding Christ and Christmas in the Old Testament
Christmas celebration is often focused on Jesus’ miraculous birth in Bethlehem. But the story of the Messiah begins long before He was laid in the manger. The coming of Christ…
Alistair Begg on the Power of Preaching
Dear Friend, In Romans, Paul writes, “How then will they call on him in whom they have not believed? And how are they to believe in him of whom they…
What Is the Significance of the Passover?
At the very heart of the life and worship of the early Christian community was the celebration of the Lord’s Supper. In the early days of church history, the celebration…