In this episode, we’ll listen to two interviews Paul had with professional football player Carson Wentz and longtime football broadcaster Scott Hanson. These interviews are part of The Discipleship Playbook: A 9-session video Bible study for men, available at DiscipleshipPlaybook.com. For more content geared toward men, check out Paul's brand new 3-session men's conference "Men of Faith" at Men.PaulTripp.com
"Get your act together and live in a manner worthy of the Gospel." This is, sadly, a common style of preaching within the Church. But in today’s episode, we’ll listen to an old sermon from Paul where he explains that we have no ability to live up to that high calling on our own. Rather, Christ's grace measures up on our behalf and allows us to live out of the Gospel.
In today’s episode, we’ll continue to listen through the 12 principles from Paul’s new book on pastoral leadership, "Lead: 12 Gospel Principles For Leadership in the Church". For the first 6 principles, check out the Paul Tripp Podcast episode 123.
In today’s episode, we’ll listen to Paul give the first 6 principles from his new book on pastoral leadership, "Lead: 12 Gospel Principles For Leadership in the Church." To purchase a copy, visit https://www.paultripp.com/lead
Would people define you as humble and grateful? Or would you be better characterized as arrogant and demanding and entitled? In this final episode of Paul’s radio series “What Is The Gospel?”, Paul Tripp provides 6 reasons why every Christian should be humbly grateful because of the Gospel.
In this episode, Paul picks up his Bible Study, "The Gospel One Chapter At A Time" with the next four New Testament books: Acts, Romans, and 1 and 2 Corinthians. For more bible study summaries from Paul, visit www.paultripp.com/biblestudy
In today’s episode, we’ll listen to Paul’s interview with Matt Tully from The Crossway Podcast on Paul’s newest book Lead: 12 Gospel Principles for Leadership in the Church. In this interview, Paul Tripp discusses “the leadership crisis” that the church is facing today. To purchase a copy of Paul's newest book, visit www.paultripp.com/lead
Human beings do it every day - they measure their potential. They compare themselves to the size of the task they need to accomplish. In today’s episode, we’ll continue through Paul’s radio series “What Is The Gospel?” as Paul explains why the Gospel redefines potential for the believer in Christ.
Diagnosis is one of the most important skills in the world. You simply cannot fix anything until you first know what’s wrong with it. In today’s episode, Paul teaches that the only way to experience transformative cure in your life is to humbly agree with the diagnosis of the Great Physician.
There's nothing more significant than personal identity. If you don't know who you are, you won't know how to live. In today’s episode, Paul explains how the Gospel defines our identity in four areas: creature, sinner, sufferer, and child.
The church is experiencing a leadership crisis. For every celebrity pastor that exits ministry in the spotlight, there are hundreds of lesser-known pastors leaving in the shadows. Paul Tripp’s newest book: Lead: 12 Gospel Principles for Leadership in The Church provides an honest, but hopeful solution. In today’s episode, we’ll listen to 5 segments from Paul on his newest book. 1. Two Reasons Bully Pastors Rise In The Church 2. Foundational Qualities of Good Leaders (That Might Surprise You) 3. ...
The Gospel is an event, the most important event in the history of the world. But the Gospel is also a story, and if you only limit the Gospel to an event, you'll miss out on the vast riches it has to offer. In today’s episode, we’ll listen to one of Paul’s old radio broadcasts called “What Is The Gospel?” where he teaches the full Gospel story - Creation, Fall, Restoration, and Destiny.
In this episode, we’ll listen to three segments from a series Paul did called “The Gospel In Your Neighborhood”, which emphasized how we can be better witnesses for the gospel. In this first segment, Paul explains why we need humility if we want to be gracious and loving with our neighbors.
In this episode, Paul returns to his Bible Study, “The Gospel, One Chapter At A Time” and today he picks things back up in the New Testament as we take a look at the four gospel accounts. https://www.paultripp.com/bible-study
In today’s episode we’ll listen to the first session from Paul’s conference on eternity: “Forever: Why You Can’t Live Without It”. For more content from this conference, visit https://www.paultripp.com/forever
It's one of the darkest and deepest delusions that a human being can buy into - "I can do what's wrong and it won't make a difference." A bible-believing Christian will reject this lie with their confessional theology, but their everyday track record might show a different story. In this sermon, Paul Tripp teaches on the absolutely clear and unavoidable principles of consequence and judgment.
If you were to examine what gives you pleasure and what makes you angry on a day-to-day basis - what would someone conclude about what's valuable to your heart? In today’s episode, we’ll listen to a sermon from Paul Tripp where he shows how God invites us to eavesdrop on eternity and rearrange our values for today.
Your life hasn't worked according to your plan. In fact, last week probably didn't work according to your plan. But, you don't need to panic, because your story is being written by One who is wiser and stronger than you. In today’s episode we’ll listen to another sermon from Paul on eternity where he opens to the first chapter in 1 Peter to give hope and encouragement even when life doesn't make sense.
Could it be that a church that preaches the sovereignty of God operates out of fear? Or could a person who publicly proclaims the faithfulness of God's grace in their life secretly live in daily fear of the future? In today’s episode, we’ll listen to a sermon from Matthew 6 where Paul teaches that a life driven by earthbound treasure always results in worry, even though God has promised an unshakably secure future.
In today’s episode, we’ll listen to Paul’s first session from a Bible study on the book of Jonah called “Jonah: You Can’t Outrun Grace”. In this introductory session, Paul will explore the question: “What controls your heart” as he begins to walk through Jonah’s story. You can purchase the full bible study at www.PaulTripp.com/jonah
You probably won't find this phrase on a Valentine's Day card, but love is a war. In this final sermon on love, Paul David Tripp reveals where the battle for love is being fought and how victory can be won.
In today’s episode, we’ll hear Paul explain how two particular passages - Psalm 46 and Isaiah 40 - have helped him through difficult times. First, he goes through Psalm 46 - a psalm he describes as "The Ultimate Cataclysmic Psalm". He then goes through Isaiah 40 and explains how that passage has brought him comfort in uncertain times.
1 John 4 is arguably the New Testament's most "easy-to-understand" description and application of love. In the second sermon in this three-part sermon series “The Invitation To Love”, Paul Tripp defines love. But you won't find this definition in a dictionary; you find it in a Person. For the first sermon in this series, check out The Paul Tripp Podcast episode 100.
How would you define worship? Maybe a weekend service comes to mind, with preaching and singing. Maybe you count your mid-week small group as a worship experience. But here's what you need to know about worship: it's always first your identity before it's ever your activity. In this final episode of Survival Skills, Paul Tripp explains how everything we do is, somehow, someway, an expression of worship. For the entire Survival Skills series, listen to The Paul Tripp Podcast episodes 059, 063, 07...
Christians often describe themselves as “people of faith”. But simply having faith is not unique. Everyone in the world has faith - Everyone is motivated by some kind of hope. Everyone holds to a set of convictions. The question of real importance is, “What have you put your faith in?” In today’s episode, we’ll listen to Paul’s first session in a Bible study he did on Hebrews 11 called “Faith: What Are You Hoping For?” You can purchase the full bible study at PaulTripp.com/faith
God is in the process of lovingly fixing everything that sin has broken. You can define it in one word - redemption. As God's children, we're not only called to be recipients of redemption but participants as well. In today’s episode Survival Skills, Paul Tripp explains that if we belong to the Lord, our life becomes ministry, and ministry becomes our life. For the first 16 episodes of this series, check out The Paul Tripp Podcast episodes 059, 063, 073, 075, 077, 079, 081, 083, 085, 087, 089, 0...
You may not be called to full-time vocational ministry, but if you are a child of God, you have been called to a lifestyle of love. In today’s episode, we’ll listen to a sermon from Paul David Tripp where he teaches from 1 John 4, one of the New Testament's most focused definitions of love.
The average person speaks about 7,000 words a day. And there are nearly one million words in the English language. So...out of all the words we say, and out of all the words we could choose, what's the most beautiful word available to us? Find out on today’s episode of Survival Skills. For the first 15 episodes in this series, listen to The Paul Tripp Podcast episodes 059, 063, 073, 075, 077, 079, 081, 083, 085, 087, 089, 091, 093, 095, and 096.
"A church that does not exist to reclaim heathenism, to fight evil, to destroy error, to put down falsehood, a church that does not exist to take the side of the poor, to denounce injustice and to hold up righteousness is a church that has no right to be. Not for yourself, O church, do you exist, any more than Christ existed for Himself." - Charles Spurgeon In today’s episode, Paul wants to address the current events affecting our nation and help us think through them from a biblical perspective...
Revelation 5 describes the most raucous worship celebration recorded in Scripture, but why does God include that in His Word? In today’s episode, we’ll hear a sermon from Paul Tripp where he explains why we have reason to celebrate, and why we don't need to wait until eternity to start celebrating.
