How can Christians avoid placing a relationship or hobby over a desire for God? Pastor John calls us to let earthly delights turn us Godward. Listen Now Read More Desiring…
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The Demons Who Devour Babies – Greg Morse
They sacrificed their sons and their daughters to the demons. (Psalm 106:37) I’ve wondered if demons ever appear as bees. At night, my children sometimes come to me complaining that…
Bright Shadows of the Christ – Sam Emadi
I want you to love typology. I recognize that statement may seem a little strange, so let me explain. I want you to love typology because typology exposes us to…
1 Corinthians 1:18–25, Part 1: Don’t Change the Gospel to Please the Proud – John Piper
What makes Paul so unwilling to add eloquence to the word of the cross? The apparent folly of the cross proves its actual power to those who are saved. Watch…
When God Takes from Others but Not Us – Tanner Kay Swanson
Hardship packs the book of Job. Yet so do plenty and comfort — and I don’t mean only in the bookends of the story. While Job 1:1–5 depicts a materially…
Scripture Cannot Be Broken – John Piper
What did Jesus believe about the Bible? John Piper opens John 10:33–36 to show why Jesus’s trust in God’s word must become ours. Watch Now Read More Desiring God
Selfies in the End Times – John Piper
Are selfies a sign of the end times? Pastor John looks beyond smartphones and social media to our society’s desire for deep satisfaction. Listen Now Read More Desiring God
How the New Testament Became a Book – John Piper
Why did the church need the New Testament? John Piper shows from Hebrews 1:1–2 how Christ’s authority gave rise to apostolic Scripture. Watch Now Read More Desiring God
The Christian Path Pictured: Matthew, Caravaggio, and the Call of Christ – Tim Keesee
Missions is not as much about going somewhere as it is about following Someone. Whether Christ calls us to cross an ocean and bear witness to the one and only…
Family Prayer Is Inconvenient and Worth It – Heather Barnes
Do you want your kids’ faith in Jesus to last? Me too. As I think about the way God made my own faith last, I remember one thing my parents…