For the fame of God's name and in honour of a servant

Josh Moody  |  Features  |  Letter from America
Date posted:  1 Nov 2010
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John Piper is one of the most influential of his generation of evangelical leaders, and this month Crossway have come out with a ‘festschrift’ in his honour.

The book lists a remarkable catalogue of friends and colleagues with whom Piper has collaborated over the years. And it is surely a testament to the way God has used John Piper that such a book could be put together.

Josh the booster!

Not being one of the contributors to this volume, I feel free to ‘boost’ it and commend it to others to read. Piper, of course, has had an influence on my spiritual journey (along with many other people), and I am particularly grateful for his preaching and writing.

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