John Piper answering tough theological and pastoral questions.
https://www.desiringgod.org/ask-pastor-john
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Isn’t Veganism Closer to God’s Original Design?
Bacon, ground beef, sausage — God allows us to eat meat. But he didn’t always allow it. Is it wise to return to a pre-fall diet?
Isn’t Veganism Closer to God’s Original Design?
Bacon, ground beef, sausage — God allows us to eat meat. But he didn’t always allow it. Is it wise to return to a pre-fall diet?
In What Sense Did Christ Die for the Non-Elect?
Don’t let the truth of God’s electing love prevent you from declaring that Christ died for all. Whoever believes in him will have eternal life.
In What Sense Did Christ Die for the Non-Elect?
Don’t let the truth of God’s electing love prevent you from declaring that Christ died for all. Whoever believes in him will have eternal life.
Avoiding Pride in a World of Selfie Sticks and Social Media Platforms
Instagram selfies, Facebook updates, and endless Snaps feed off our self-focus and self-exaltation. But the sins behind the technology are not new.
Avoiding Pride in a World of Selfie Sticks and Social Media Platforms
Instagram selfies, Facebook updates, and endless Snaps feed off our self-focus and self-exaltation. But the sins behind the technology are not new.
Did Jesus Advocate Castration to Break Sex Addiction?
If you pluck out your right eye to fight lust, your left eye will pick up the slack. We need more than self-mutilation to fight this enemy.
Did Jesus Advocate Castration to Break Sex Addiction?
If you pluck out your right eye to fight lust, your left eye will pick up the slack. We need more than self-mutilation to fight this enemy.
How Important Is It to Confess My Sin to Someone Other Than God?
The New Testament teaches that Christians should confess their sins regularly — not only to God, but also to each other.
How Important Is It to Confess My Sin to Someone Other Than God?
The New Testament teaches that Christians should confess their sins regularly — not only to God, but also to each other.