Ruining Households for Money: Titus 1:10–14, Part 1 – John Piper

In a world full of evil, an elder’s job is not to fight an impossible battle against outside influences but to silence error within the church. Watch Now Read More…

Is God Dishonored When We Grieve? – David Mathis

How can we sing in the valley of sorrow? In Christ, joy and grief can coexist — and grief now prepares for us far greater joy in the end. Watch…

The Puritan Library: A Look at the Books That Shaped Them – Joel Beeke

ABSTRACT: The Puritans were such able theologians and physicians of souls because they were so committed to carefully studying Scripture in deep conversation with the best of church history. Mining…

The Cross Proves God Is Just – John Piper

How does God remain just as he forgives sinners? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper opens Romans 3:21–26 to show how Christ’s death vindicates God’s righteousness. Watch…

Ecclesiastes: Chasing the Wind

Trapped in a dark world without a clear view of God, the writer of Ecclesiastes went on a desperate search for meaning. He indulged in everything this life could offer—pleasure,…

Why Does the Lord’s Supper Matter?

Why do we eat food? Sometimes we eat because we are hungry. Other times, we eat because we need energy. In some instances, we eat because we need to balance…

Three Metrics for Your Fitness – John Piper

When does stewardship of the body cross over into self-glorification? Pastor John helps us test our motivations with three questions. Listen Now Read More Desiring God

4 Recommended Resources on Knowing God’s Will

In a fallen world, perhaps there’s no practical question more commonly asked than this: How can I know God’s will? After all, we face many difficult and complex decisions throughout…

Watch Live: 2026 Winter Conference

Tonight, Reformation Bible College will begin livestreaming its 2026 Winter Conference, Think on These Things. Watch the stream to hear Derek Thomas encourage us to shape our minds around the…

The Making of a Mature Counselor: What We Learn from David Powlison – Ed Welch

David Powlison (1949–2019), a dear colleague and friend, was a polymath who knew much about many things. After working with him for almost forty years, I still chuckled at his…

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