Tag Archives: John Piper
Free Download: Desiring God
You can download the classic book Desiring God by John Piper for free through the month of November.
A Night of Eschatology…Piper, Storms, Wilson, & Hamilton
John Piper, Sam Storms, Doug Wilson, and Jim Hamilton share an evening (just over two hours) in discussion mainly on the Millennium spoken of in Revelation 20. John Piper moderates while Storms, Wilson, and Hamilton articulate and argue their own views of interpretation. Together the three represent three historic views of the millennium…Storms (Amillennialism), Wilson (Postmillennialism), and Hamilton (Premillennialism)
You can read a primer here concerning this debate. You can listen or watch the debate by following this link.
Piper on Driscoll and MacArthur
Piper responds to a question about language from the pulpit and addressing the criticism of MacArthur on Driscoll.
Piper on visiting another church
Piper writes about his recent visit to a mainline protestant church…
- A magnificent building.
- A magnificent choir singing, “Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of he world, have mercy on us” (in Latin).
- A closing hymn, “Lord, I want to be a Christian.”
- Three women pastors on the platform and two men.
- Pews filled with well-to-do looking folks.
What made my visit heart-wrenching was that the children’s choir sang these words—trust me, I am copying them from the bulletin—“Birds and trees, people and plants, dolphin and whale all lives are equal. . . . Sister Rain, Brother Stone bring us back to our true home.”
So when I stand at my study window that looks out over the downtown cityscape of Minneapolis, I pray: “O God, have mercy on us. Send a shocking revival to the churches—and a great awakening to this city. In Jesus’ mighty name. Amen.”
You can read the enirety of the blog post here.