Imagine the transformative impact as Christians press forward faithfully together to extend the knowledge of God to the nations. R.C. Sproul prayed that Ligonier would serve the global church in…
Category: THEOLOGY
How Were We Called to Freedom? Galatians 5:13–15, Part 1 – John Piper
When God sovereignly calls us, he opens our eyes to see and embrace the beauty of Jesus. And that call grants freedom from obeying the law as a means of…
Throw Yourself Away in Hope: The Sacred Death of Fatherhood – Greg Morse
Fathering four children under five is a pleasant way to learn to die. The lesson was compulsory. With each additional child grasping at the heel of the other, the space…
Lord of All the Law: How Jesus Handled the Ten Commandments – David Mathis
The phrase “Ten Commandments” does not appear in the New Testament. Not once. Which might be surprising for Gentile believers today who have been steeped in a Judeo-Christian heritage, and…
God’s Providence Over Desires – John Piper
How does God exercise his providence over our competing desires and prayers? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper leads us into the wonder of God’s comprehensive care.…
Let Them Emasculate Themselves! Galatians 5:11–12, Part 2 – John Piper
Why does Paul use such shocking language against the false teachers in Galatia — and how should his rebuke inform the way we speak? Watch Now Read More Desiring God
3 Things You Should Know about Nahum
The book of Nahum does not make for easy reading. Although its message of judgment against Assyria shows that God will not allow sin to triumph, it can be difficult…
Preaching Like Pentecost: Seven Lessons for Pastors Today – Jeremy Walker
If you could learn to preach from one man in particular, whom would you choose? Some may want to mention big names of today. Others may be entranced by great…
How Can I Convince Comfortable People to Embrace Christ? – John Piper
No matter how comfortable our friends and neighbors may seem, they are headed for hell unless they repent. So, what words might break through their comfort? Listen Now Read More…
Relevant, Old Paths
My dad was fifty-two years old when I was born. When I was thirteen, he asked me if I was embarrassed that he was so much older than my friends’…