
The Paul Tripp Podcast 989. Men of Faith (Part 2)
Dec 9, 2025
In a compelling talk, a pastor recounts his moment of burnout and the intervention that changed his ministry. Emphasizing tenderness as a key masculine virtue, he challenges traditional views of masculinity. The discussion pivots to Micah 6, uncovering humanity's quest for God's approval and the ultimate hope found in Christ. With humility as the foundation for compassion, he urges men to embody justice, mercy, and tenderness in their lives, exemplifying God's heart in family and community.
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Resignation Halted By One Tender Word
- Paul Tripp nearly resigned from pastoral ministry under heavy criticism and burnout.
- A tender-hearted elder's words stopped him and changed the course of his life and ministry.
Humility Is The Soil Of Tenderness
- Tenderness is rooted in humility because pride crushes compassion and mercy.
- Only when men admit they cannot measure up do they become open to becoming tenderhearted.
Hopelessness Opens The Door To Hope
- Hopelessness regarding self is the doorway to true hope in God's grace.
- Admitting 'I can't' opens the soul to ask for God's help and receive transformation.
