
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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1329 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Because of the redemption Christ has accomplished, we are free to submit without fear to human rulers as we pursue the good works God has given us.
The church needs pastors through whom the word of God overflows in everyday speech, including in words of exhortation and authoritative rebuke.
When Christ gave himself for our sake, what did he accomplish? His redeeming work breaks the power of sin and purifies us so that we belong to him.
Jesus’s second coming is supposed to be our greatest hope. But what is it about that hope that should make us wait so eagerly?
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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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Focusing on teaching fundamental biblical principles, this series is designed to aid listeners in understanding scripture deeply and personally. Each episode typically takes 8-12 minutes and features detailed explorations of specific Bible passages, often employing a thoughtful, methodical approach to interpreting scripture. Discussions revolve around essential themes such as preaching, faithfulness, repentance, and the significance of sound doctrine. Noteworthy is the balance maintained between theological depth and accessibility, making it suitable for both newcomers and seasoned individuals seeking to deepen their grasp of biblical texts. The series encourages active engagement with the Word, promoting both individual and communal study ... more
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Look at the Book launched 11 years ago and published 1329 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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