Why should parents diligently teach their children to obey? Because the Lord takes delight in the glad-hearted obedience of children. Watch Now Read More Desiring God
Category: THEOLOGY
We Have Sinned and Grown Old: Seeing Through Six-Year-Old Eyes – Marshall Segal
One afternoon this summer, my 6-year-old came running through the house to find me. His eyes were wild with excitement. “Dad, you’ve got to come look — right now. Come…
Jesus Is Better Than Working for Jesus – David Mathis
“Tell Bud, ministry isn’t everything. Jesus is.” Ray Ortlund Jr. tells the story of his father’s last words for him. Ray and his wife were overseas on July 22, 2007,…
Husbands, Love Your Wives! Colossians 3:18–21, Part 5 – John Piper
What does it mean for a husband to become embittered toward his wife? How can we overcome such bitterness? Watch Now Read More Desiring God
God’s Great Blessing – John Piper
God showers immense blessings on us through Christ. In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper explores Acts 3:22–26 to highlight three of these blessings. Watch Now Read More…
‘Paedobaptism Hath None’ Why Harvard’s First President Resigned – Obbie Tyler Todd
On paper, Henry Dunster (1609–1659) was the ideal choice to become the first president of America’s first college. As a “learned Orientalist,” he was fluent in several languages.1 Educated at…
3 Things You Should Know about 1 & 2 Thessalonians
First and 2 Thessalonians are two of the least-known letters of the Apostle Paul. It is quite possible that 1 Thessalonians was his first letter, written after his labors in Thessalonica…
Refreshment, Rule, and Restoration – John Piper
Why do we sing as Christians? In this brief episode of Light + Truth, John Piper draws out reasons from Acts 3:17–21. Watch Now Read More Desiring God
How Can I Kill My Selfishness? – John Piper
If you want to kill your selfishness, focus on more than your selfishness. Fill your soul to overflowing with Christ. Listen Now Read More Desiring God
Observations from Alistair Begg while Visiting Italy
Dear Friend, I seem to recall a comment from the travel writer Paul Theroux that was along the lines of “When we travel, we not only see things, but we…