Articles by Desiring God

Scott Hubbard | Not only did William Tyndale bring the word of God into English, but he brought English into the form we know and use today.

David Mathis | If God, by all accounts and remembrances, is indeed slow to anger, how can his people not seek to be like him?

Greg Morse | When you come to a warning in the Bible, do you ignore it because of grace, or do you look for the grace in it?

Marshall Segal | In our shallow and distracted age, we desperately need friends whose lives pierce through all the worldliness with earnestness.

Greg Morse | How might it change us if we really believed that we, and every soul we meet, will live forever?

Jon Bloom | For many, Bible memory conjures up feelings of futility, fear, and past failure, but Bible memory is about so much more.

Scott Hubbard | If you are in Christ, you are and always will be justified. But one day God will unveil that justification for all to see.

John Piper | The decision to be vaccinated (or not) need not be a political decision, whether left wing or right. It can be a Christian decision — informed by Scripture and free from the fear of man.

Joe Rigney | As we feel the temperature of our souls rising, we need to stop and remind ourselves that ungodly anger will only add iniquity to our injury.

Jon Bloom | Many of us today need to learn what love means, and looks like, when we’re faced with a difficult, complex issue.