Ask Pastor John

God has a special love for his adopted children, but that does not mean he has no love for those who reject him.

Can a non-Christian ever please God? If not, how should we understand the account of Cornelius in Acts 10?

When billboards, TV commercials, and even dolls tell women that beauty comes from tight, trim-cut clothing, how can we cultivate beauty in the heart?

What should a pastor do if he feels discouraged, defeated, and almost ready to quit? Pastor John gives a series of diagnostic questions.

John Piper, Reformed pastor and theologian known for teaching on Christian doctrine and pastoral care, reflects on marriage as covenant more than emotion. He discusses joy that survives seasons of falling out of love. He highlights significance of marriage as a picture of Christ’s commitment. He emphasizes ownership of marriage belonging to God, not fleeting feelings.

Discover how to balance comprehensive Bible reading with manageable study techniques for busy lives. Learn about cultivating resilient faith and the need for deep engagement with scripture to withstand societal trends. Uncover the treasure of deep Bible study, complete with practical tips for incorporating it into daily routines, enriching your spiritual journey and connection with God's wisdom.

We need to read large sections of Scripture and stop to meditate on short passages. Pastor John recommends a reading plan that allows you to do both.

Retirees, what a glorious exchange it would be to give up our golf game and bridge club for the mission field. But where should we start?

We can say with confidence God does not dwell in a geographic place we could go to in a spaceship. So what can we say about the location of heaven?

Why does Hebrews tell us that Jesus needed to “learn obedience” and “be made perfect” if the Bible also says he never sinned?