John Piippo

Thoughts about God, culture, and the Real Jesus.

Friday, March 13, 2026

Shame & Guilt - Some Notes & Resources

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(Trees at Redeemer) What Is the Difference Between Guilt and Shame? How can we experience freedom from shame? Here are the notes and re...
Thursday, March 12, 2026

Marriage Counselors Don't Take Sides

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                                     (Wedding reception at Redeemer) Over the years Linda and I have told several maritally challenged hu...

Non-Discursive Experiences of God

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  (Kitty Hawk, NC) A non-discursive experience is an experience that is felt and "known" as real, but which cannot be captured in ...
Tuesday, March 10, 2026

To Love Deeply Is to Suffer Deeply

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  (Linda and I in Green Lake, Wisconsin. How many years ago?) The one who loves much suffers much. To surrender to love is to risk. It is to...
Monday, March 09, 2026

How to Communicate When In Conflict

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  Art on a building in Columbus, Ohio (I am reposting this to keep it in play.) One of the blessings Linda and I have had is to know and be ...
Sunday, March 08, 2026

Beginning a New Devotional Book Today

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(One of my praying places. Sterling State Park, on Lake Erie. Seven miles from our home.) I've been looking for a new devotional book. I...
Friday, March 06, 2026

My Psalm 23 Praying Exercise

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                                                                  (Luna Pier, Michigan) This is the handout I have been giving to pastoral l...
Thursday, March 05, 2026

Three Hermeneutical Points

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  *Hermeneutics: *theory of interpretation. Like many of you, I study the Bible. And, for fifty-six years as a Jesus-follower, I have been s...
Wednesday, March 04, 2026

The Myth of Value-Free Hermeneutics

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  (In Bangkok) One of my doctoral qualifying exams was in hermeneutical theories. That was in 1980. I have not stopped studying such things....
Monday, March 02, 2026

N. T. Wright on The Lord's Prayer

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  in 1977 I taught an M. Div. course, at Northern Seminary, on prayer. Since then, for 49 years (!), I have done a deep dive into the prayin...
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John Piippo
Married to Linda, in 1973. Sons Daniel, Joshua, and David. PhD in Philosophical Theology, Northwestern University, 1986. Pastor at Redeemer Fellowship Church, Monroe, MI, since 1992.
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