When preachers herald the glory of God from the heart, the pride of man dies, all of life becomes meaningful, and we rejoice like never before.

A church endures in faithfulness only as its leaders and members rejoice in the glory of God, savor the word of God, and treasure the Son of God.

We were made to see and savor, with everlasting satisfaction, the soul-staggering glory of Christ. Only then will our lusts lose their power.

When we see the glory of God in his word, we know for sure and we rejoice forever. Glory persuades and pleases, gives certainty and satisfaction.

What kept the apostle Paul from losing heart as he suffered for the truth? In 2 Corinthians 4, he gives six remarkable reasons to keep speaking and serving.

Chipper churches leave no lasting impression on the world. The greatest gift we have to give is indomitable joy in Jesus in the midst of suffering and sorrow.

However long we serve Christ, we can look back and say, “My King has done me no wrong.” John Piper encourages a friend after four decades in ministry.

In a world where everyone will live forever somewhere, Christians have the best possible news: through Jesus, we escape eternal misery and enter eternal ecstasy.

The wrath of God is real, but so is the hope that, in Christ, God has not destined us for wrath but to obtain everlasting salvation.

What has fostered half a century of friendship between John Piper and Wayne Grudem? A common allergy to theological Jell-O and a love for God-given truth.