Look at the Book is John Piper's ongoing series of 8-12 minute videos to help you learn to read the Bible for yourself.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1290 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
When Paul tells Timothy to preach, he uses some of the weightiest language found in any biblical command. John Piper draws out four initial implications.
How do we know the Bible is the word of God? John Piper explores Jesus’s teaching alongside Paul’s claim that all Scripture is God-breathed.
What is the Bible for, and how do we make the most of it? John Piper offers tools for digging into the inspired word of God.
What was Paul’s aim in the midst of deadly persecutions and trials? John Piper unpacks the apostle’s realism and hope in his encouragements to Timothy.
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Wonderful. Thorough. Edifying. Clear. Biblical. Pastoral. A rich and rewarding listen, every time.
Pastor Piper always uses the Bible to help me understand what the verses are saying. He doesn’t make things up on his own that goes back or forward in the Bible to verse. That will explain the one we’re trying to know more about.
Thank you for this great thorough explanation of the Bible.
Thank you brother for the way you continue to allow God thru Christ to use you!
I am currently a shut-in, but make it a habit to not miss any of your “Look in the Book” series of teachings.
Truly a blessing, of Him who loves us, thanks again Bill Stuart (Virginia)
And I thank God for this study.
I love how deep into paragraphs and phrases and words that John does. This feeds my soul and answers questions. Sometimes that I didn’t realize I had :-) may God continue to use John for a long time to come.
Whether you’re a Bible nerd or new to Bible study this is a fun interactive podcast that even gives video of the interpreting process. I like how Pastor John develops the context over the book and gives intertextual answers to the questions that arise. Highly recommend!
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Focused on deepening biblical understanding, listeners are guided through scripture in brief yet comprehensive sessions that emphasize reading the Bible independently. Core topics include repentance, perseverance in faith, the interplay between divine sovereignty and human agency, and the nuances of Christian doctrine. The host, through a thoughtful breakdown of passages, nurtures an environment that invites believers to engage actively with their faith and consider the implications of biblical teachings in their daily lives. Unique methods such as visual interpretations and practical applications are presented, likely contributing to a rich and rewarding experience for those eager to learn more about their spirituality.
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Look at the Book launched 11 years ago and published 1290 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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