Greg Morse | Under God, why did the ministry of Charles Spurgeon bring so many to saving faith? Partly because he did not shrink from preaching the bad news.द्वारा Greg Morse

David Mathis | God invites us to quench our thirst by hearing his voice, having his ear, and belonging to his body. So, come stand under the waterfall of his grace.द्वारा David Mathis

John Piper | Cowardice, consumption, and comfort often stand between us and God’s global work. What can set us free to be world Christians?द्वारा John Piper

David Mathis | Retirement does not mean retreat. Without the demands of a career, aging saints are free to invest in others who desperately need their rooted presence.द्वारा David Mathis

Greg Morse | The unspoken grace in the parable of the prodigal son is that the Father receives a lost son with joy because he sent another Son to bring him home.द्वारा Greg Morse

John Piper | Cowardice, consumption, and comfort often stand between us and God’s global work. What can set us free to be world Christians?द्वारा John Piper

John Piper | Cowardice, consumption, and comfort often stand between us and God’s global work. What can set us free to be world Christians?द्वारा John Piper

Are all humans born totally depraved? Even though many appear good without God, none of us can please him apart from his grace.द्वारा John Piper

Christ’s sheep hear his voice and come to him not ultimately because they chose him but because he chose them. Their faith rests on God’s free choice.द्वारा John Piper

We need enduring faith for final salvation, but our perseverance does not rest on our resolve: It rests on God, who keeps his own.द्वारा John Piper

The doctrines of grace raise a host of questions. John Piper addresses warning passages, God’s relationship to the non-elect, the Spirit’s indwelling, and more.द्वारा John Piper

Because of Jesus’s atoning death, salvation can be offered to all. But does his death secure anything more for those he has chosen?द्वारा John Piper

For years, maybe decades, we resisted God. But then, at the perfect moment, God opened our eyes to see his glory in the face of his Son.द्वारा John Piper

David Mathis | Does seeking joy in God ruin our love for others? Jesus meant what he said: Remembering God’s radical reward frees us to serve those in need.द्वारा David Mathis

David Mathis | Does seeking joy in God ruin our love for others? Jesus meant what he said: Remembering God’s radical reward frees us to serve those in need.द्वारा David Mathis

In this life of affliction, suffering, and groaning, Christians always have reason to rejoice in hope of the eternal glory of God.द्वारा John Piper

Scott Hubbard | All Christians want to look to Jesus, to see him and savor him. But how does this beautiful idea become a practical means of daily strength and joy?द्वारा Scott Hubbard

David Mathis | As the Son of God, Jesus pursued his joy and God’s glory in an unrepeatable way — but as man, he stands forth as an example for our own pursuit of joy.द्वारा David Mathis

David Mathis | As the Son of God, Jesus pursued his joy and God’s glory in an unrepeatable way — but as man, he stands forth as an example for our own pursuit of joy.द्वारा David Mathis

David Mathis | The world talks about joy, and yearns for joy, and pursues joy. So, what makes Christian joy any different?द्वारा David Mathis

David Mathis | Christian, your joy in God shows the kind of God he is: awesome and glorious, happy and holy, beautiful and delightful beyond measure. So, come, eat, drink, and rejoice.द्वारा David Mathis

David Mathis | Christian, your joy in God shows the kind of God he is: awesome and glorious, happy and holy, beautiful and delightful beyond measure. So, come, eat, drink, and rejoice.द्वारा David Mathis

What made and sustained the friendship between John Piper and John MacArthur? A common taste for the honey of heaven in the word of God and the face of Christ.द्वारा John Piper

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David Mathis | God is wonderfully, stunningly, sometimes laughably generous. You never will outgive him, but for your joy, he invites you to try.द्वारा David Mathis

John Piper | What are the doctrines of grace? Before we wade into the depths of these doctrines, we need to know something of the greatness of God.द्वारा John Piper

John Piper | What are the doctrines of grace? Before we wade into the depths of these doctrines, we need to know something of the greatness of God.द्वारा John Piper

John Piper | What are the doctrines of grace? Before we wade into the depths of these doctrines, we need to know something of the greatness of God.द्वारा John Piper

Scott Hubbard | God gives each of his children gifts to steward for his glory. So, don’t let ungodliness, false humility, or impatience cause you to neglect yours.द्वारा Scott Hubbard

September 28, 2025 What is the Goal of Your Life Luke 12:13 – 34 Coty Pinckey preaching Click here to listenद्वारा Mike Bechtel

Greg Morse | When friends forsake and companions grow scarce, we are left alone with God. In those lonely times, God forges the man.द्वारा Greg Morse

David Mathis | Those who cherish God’s majesty become a certain kind of people: a commending, called, candid, conquering, and soon-to-be crowned church.द्वारा David Mathis

David Mathis | Those who cherish God’s majesty become a certain kind of people: a commending, called, candid, conquering, and soon-to-be crowned church.द्वारा David Mathis

Marshall Segal | In the war to win the nations, we need not only devoted goers but also sacrificial senders. We need men and women who send for souls, against greed, from joy.द्वारा Marshall Segal

September 21, 2025 Peace through Piercing Numbers 25:1 – 13 Wil Hester preaching, Click here to listenद्वारा Mike Bechtel

David Mathis | As in the days of the ancient kings, God’s eyes still roam the earth. His target? Weak people who know it, admit it, and ask for his help.द्वारा David Mathis