Not a Weak and Flimsy Hope

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Why does the Bible have two testaments? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper opens Romans 1:1–4 to show how the gospel is God’s long-promised plan coming to completion. 

What matters more than knowing who you are? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper opens Romans 1:1 to show why the gospel begins with whose you are, not who you are. 

In this episode, Max brings an encouraging word from perhaps the most famous verse in the Bible, John 3:16. This 26-word parade of hope begins with God and ends with life and urges us to do the same. Be encouraged as Max examines what he refers to as "the hope diamond of the Bibl ... Show More

In this episode we unpack 1 John 3 and discuss how offence, disappointment, and self-protection can harden our hearts, but how receiving God’s love leads us into true freedom and wholeness. 

God is awesome, massive, infinite—and he loves us! In today’s passage from Isaiah, we will see that when it comes to the strength of God in my life, I will be tempted to doubt it, I must know my theology, I must let my weakness become God’s strength, and I must rely on the Lord i ... Show More

<p>Often in the Christian life, we are called to encourage others spiritually by affirming their right choices. However, it can be challenging to avoid the pitfalls of flattery. What does Scripture say about affirming others in spiritual matters?</p> <p>This week, Janet and Jocel ... Show More

Does God ultimately sustain our faith, or do we? Pastor John unfolds 1 Peter 1:4–5 to show how God guards us to the end. 

Pastor John connects God’s word with his ability to perform that word, grounding our faith in the unstoppable purposes of our loving God. 

God is awesome, massive, infinite—and he loves us! In today’s passage from Isaiah, we will see that when it comes to the strength of God in my life, I will be tempted to doubt it, I must know my theology, I must let my weakness become God’s strength, and I must rely on the Lord i ... Show More