We have misunderstood the resurrection of Jesus Christ if we think that it simply is a moment of religious celebration. In this Easter sermon, Paul Tripp explains how the empty tomb should develop a radically different lifestyle for the Christian. As we approach Easter Sunday, we'll be releasing an Easter sermon from Paul Tripp each day this week.
The hope of the Christian faith is inextricably tied to the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this Easter sermon, Paul Tripp explains what the Apostle Paul meant when he wrote, “If in Christ we have hope in this life only, we are of all people most to be pitied.” As we approach Easter Sunday, we'll be releasing an Easter sermon from Paul Tripp each day this week.
In light of the global pandemic, it's so easy for us to give way to fear and get discouraged. In today's episode, Paul wants to encourage you to fight fear with the powerful weapon of gratitude.
Human beings think. They are always trying to figure out life. Inside of you is a deep desire for life to make sense. But you will only understand what you're dealing with now when you examine the origins of what life was originally supposed to be. Today's podcast features the second episode in an old radio broadcast series entitled "Survival Skills". To listen to the first episode, you can listen to The Paul Tripp Podcast episode 059.
In today's episode, Paul offers five thoughts on the current pandemic spreading across the globe and how it reminds him of the gospel.
Worship. It's a term that is at risk of being overused and misunderstood in Christianity. In this sermon from Psalm 122, Paul David Tripp reveals four things that true worship is meant to produce in the heart and life of a follower of Christ.
We find ourselves in a time of unprecedented trouble. Faced with a global pandemic, we need to take a moment to think biblically about our response to COVID-19. In today's podcast, Paul outlines three types of fear and why it's okay to fear, but why we should also never give way to fear.
What does it mean to live a fallen world? How are you supposed to be productive in a broken world? In this episode, we're listening to one of Paul's old radio broadcasts. It's the first episode in a series called "Survival Skills". In this broadcast, Paul explains how fruitfulness can only be produced when you understand what this life is all about. You need to know what to desire, think, say, and do in this fallen world.
How do I discern the will of God? Why do I struggle with the same sin over and over again? I answer these two questions in this episode of Ask Paul Tripp. Do you have a question you'd like to ask? You can submit it at www.paultripp.com/ask
Are you committed to change? The Bible tells us that God is committed to changing us, and He will send the sometimes painful grace of confession to help us. In this sermon, Paul David Tripp teaches that when we see our sin before us, like King David does in Psalm 51, we are on the road to true heart change.
Session 2 from Paul's 2019 parenting conference: Foundations of a Godly Home. If you want more content like this on parenting, be sure to stream Parenting: It's Not What You Think, Paul's 2020 parenting conference: http://notwhatyouthink.live/
How are we supposed to live as followers of Christ in a world that is increasingly antithetical to what we believe? Paul answers this question in today's episode of Ask Paul Tripp. Ask Paul a question of your own at www.paultripp.com/ask
Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi. I conclude my overview of the Old Testament, summarizing each book. Here are the final four minor prophets.
"Wretched man that I am!" Romans 7 is the Apostle Paul's famous autobiographical narrative of his struggle with sin, and in this sermon, Paul Tripp explains why the Apostle struggled, just like we do every day.
It's easy to smile in the light. But what do you do when the night comes? In this sermon, Paul David Tripp teaches from the honest and provocative Psalm 42. It's a psalm that is meant to alert Christians that the life of faith is not always one of celebration and joy.
Jonah, Micah, Nahum, and Habakkuk. I continue to move through the Old Testament, summarizing each book. Here are the next four minor prophets.
Discover the habits that can dramatically improve your marriage. In today's episode, you'll hear the second session from my 2019 marriage conference, Habits Of A Healthy Marriage. If you want more content like this, be sure to stream my 2020 marriage conference, "The Marriage of Your Dreams": http://stream.themarriageofyourdreams.org/
If you want to experience a beautiful relationship of unity, understanding, and love, your marriage must be built on one thing: the transforming, forgiving, and empowering grace of Jesus.
What does it mean to be one flesh? How Do We Protect Our Marriage In Ministry? How Can I Encourage My Struggling Spouse? How Do We Adjust To Newborn Children? What Advice Do You Have For Singles? I answer these five questions on this episode of Ask Paul Tripp. If you have a question you'd like to ask Paul, you can submit it on our website at PaulTripp.com/ask
A thunderstorm is a "finger glory" - part of creation that points to the glory of the Creator. In Psalm 29, David poetically describes a storm, but he's doing more than just observing the power of nature. David's psalm speaks into a deep struggle of the heart of every person - the war for glory.
Hosea, Joel, Amos, and Obadiah. I continue to move through the Old Testament, summarizing each book. Here are the first four minor prophets.
If you had a red magic button, where you could change one thing in your life forever, what would you change? Or perhaps a better question is this - when God doesn't give you that one thing you want, how do you respond?
"Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace among those with whom He is pleased." It was the most important event to ever occur, accompanied by the most important song ever sung, containing the most important announcement ever made. My Christmas sermon on Luke 2:14
What has captured your heart this Christmas? We have no better reason to sing than this: The Savior is born to live, die, and rise again to fix what sin has broken!
Hope is never found in a situation, relationship, or location. Hope is only found in a Person, and his name is Jesus. My second Advent sermon, teaching from the prophecy in Isaiah 59.
Your dreams will never give you a true identity. They cannot provide lasting security, inner peace, or courage in times of difficulty. Those things can only be found in the Lord. Our dreams will either die or disappoint, and if we put our hope in them, we're setting ourselves up for disaster.
It just doesn’t work to start in the middle of a story. This is the first of four Advent sermons leading up to Christmas. We’ll go all the back to the beginning of the story, with Noah and Genesis 6.
Can Christians practice yoga? Why does a loving God send people to hell? How is God sovereign over children born with disabilities? I answer these three questions as part of Ask Paul Tripp.
Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel. I continue to move through the Old Testament, summarizing each book. Here are the five major prophets.
How can followers of Jesus Christ relate to, respect, and love people who are living a lifestyle that is in clear opposition to what the Scriptures command?
