Solid Joys Daily Devotional

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Solid Joys is a daily devotional written and read by John Piper. These short and substantive readings will feed your joy in Jesus every day of the year. Discover more from Piper at desiringGod.org.

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Don’t Serve God

May 07 2024 3 mins  
God will gladly receive anything from us that shows our dependence and his all-sufficiency. Therefore, we can gladly cast all our anxieties on him.

Truer Knowledge Brings Greater Joy

May 06 2024 2 mins  
The only joy that reflects the worth of God and overflows in God-glorifying love is rooted in true knowledge of God.

Seven Sources of Joy

May 05 2024 3 mins  
Joy comes from the Holy Spirit, not our own efforts or imagination or family upbringing. Therefore, the call to joy is a call to earnest prayer.

A Dangerous Motive

May 04 2024 3 mins  
Gratitude looks back to past grace received and feels thankful. Faith looks forward to future grace promised and feels hopeful.

How to Ask Forgiveness

May 03 2024 3 mins  
Praying for forgiveness should be based not only on an appeal to God’s mercy, but also on an appeal to his justice in crediting the worth of his Son’s obedience.

God Demonstrates His Love

May 02 2024 3 mins  
The goal of everything God takes us through is hope. He wants us to feel unwaveringly hopeful through all tribulations. He wants us to know he loves us.

Dirty Rags No More

May 01 2024 4 mins  
God requires good works not as the ground of our justification (which is the righteousness of Christ alone), but as an evidence of it.

Fifteen Tactics for Joy

Apr 30 2024 3 mins  
In this life of sin and pain, how shall we fight for joy? Here are fifteen ways.

The Day Is at Hand

Apr 29 2024 2 mins  
The age of sin and misery and death is almost spent. The day of righteousness and peace and total joy is dawning.

The Great Exchange

Apr 28 2024 3 mins  
Our sins are laid on Christ and his righteousness is laid on us. That is the great exchange — and it becomes ours not by works but by faith.