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John Piper Quotes about Grace

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Grace is not simply leniency when we have sinned. Grace is the enabling gift of God not to sin. Grace is power, not just pardon.

Grace is not simply leniency when we have sinned. Grace is the enabling gift of God not to sin. Grace is power, not just pardon.

Grace, Enabling, Sin

God seldom calls us for an easier life, but always calls us to know more of him and drink more deeply of His sustaining grace.

Grace, Drink, Easier

Every good thing in the Christian life grows in the soil of humility. Without humility, every virtue and every grace withers. That’s why Calvin said humility is first, second, and third in the Christian faith.

Christian, Humility, Grace

To love God does not mean to meet His needs, but rather to delight in Him and to be captivated by His glorious power and grace, and to value Him above all other things on earth. All the rest of the commandments are the kinds of things that we will do from our hearts, if our hearts are truly delighted with and resting in the glory of God's grace.

Heart, Mean, Grace

Grace is the pleasure of God to magnify the worth of God by giving sinners the right and power to delight in God without obscuring the glory of God.

Giving, Grace, Delight

John Piper (2012). “The Pleasures of God: Meditations on God's Delight in Being God”, p.196, Multnomah

Bitterness about your parents’ brokenness will kill you. Be the grace-filled end of generational sin in your family.

Parent, Grace, Bitterness

When you see Jesus as your Treasure, the Spirit has blown through your heart.

Jesus, Heart, Grace

God has ordained that our preaching become deeper and more winsome as we are broken, humbled, and made low and desperately dependent on grace by the trials of our lives.

Broken, Grace, Trials

God has given us prayer as a wartime walkie-talkie so that we can call headquarters for everything we need as the kingdom of Christ advances in the world. Prayer gives us the significance of front-line forces, and gives God the glory of a limitless Provider. The one who gives the power gets the glory. Thus prayer safeguards the supremacy of God in missions while linking us with endless grace for every need.

Prayer, Giving, Grace

John Piper (2010). “Let the Nations Be Glad!: The Supremacy of God in Missions”, p.65, Baker Academic

God's greatest interest is to glorify the wealth of His grace by making sinners happy in Him.

Grace, Wealth, Christianity

John Piper (2011). “Desiring God, Revised Edition: Meditations of a Christian Hedonist”, p.159, Multnomah

The deepest need that you and I have in weakness and adversity is not quick relief, but the well-grounded confidence that what is happening to us is part of the greatest purpose of God in the universe - the glorification of the grace and power of his Son - the grace and power that bore Him to the cross and kept him there until the work of love was done.

Adversity, Son, Grace

If you want to be a conduit for God's grace, you don't have to be lined with gold. Copper will do.

Grace, Gold, Want

John Piper (2013). “Brothers, We Are Not Professionals: A Plea to Pastors for Radical Ministry”, p.205, B&H Publishing Group

Forgiveness costs us nothing. All our costly obedience is the fruit, not the root, of being forgiven. That's why we call it grace.

Roots, Grace, Cost

God has made us to be conduits of his grace. The danger is in thinking the conduit should be lined with gold. It shouldn't. Copper will do.

Thinking, Grace, Gold

John Piper (2011). “Desiring God, Revised Edition: Meditations of a Christian Hedonist”, p.203, Multnomah

Grace is power, not just pardon.

Grace, Enabling, Pardon

The infinite reservoir of future grace is flowing back through the present into the ever-growing pool of past grace. The inexhaustible reservoir is invisible except through the promises. But the ever-enlarging pool of past grace is visible; and God means for the certainty and beauty and depth to strengthen our faith in future grace.

Mean, Past, Grace

John Piper (2012). “Future Grace, Revised Edition: The Purifying Power of the Promises of God”, p.100, Multnomah

Obedience does not consist in paying God back and thus turning grace into a trade. Obedience comes from trusting in God for more grace - future grace - and thus magnifying the infinite resources of God's love and power.

Grace, Doe, Trust In God

John Piper (2009). “A Godward Life: Savoring the Supremacy of God in All of Life”, p.37, Multnomah

If grace is to be free - which is the very meaning of grace - we cannot view it as something to be repaid.

Views, Grace, Very Mean

John Piper (2012). “Future Grace, Revised Edition: The Purifying Power of the Promises of God”, p.43, Multnomah

Not grace to bar what is not bliss, Nor flight from all distress, but this: The grace that orders our trouble and pain, And then, in the darkness, is there to sustain.

Pain, Order, Grace

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