The Paul Tripp Podcast

This podcast explores the symbolism of the sacrificial infant lamb in Isaiah 53 and its connection to our spiritual need. It discusses the prophecy of the coming Christ and the struggle to stay within God's boundaries. The hosts also delve into the desire for independence and the importance of embracing our neediness. The significance of the Lamb in the Christmas story and God's response to rebellion are explored. Additionally, the podcast reflects on the meaning behind Christmas hymns and provides information on supporting the ministry.

Paul Tripp, author of Sunday Matters, discusses the lack of justice in the world and shares a personal story of injustice. They explore Psalm 75 as a source of encouragement, highlighting God's justice. The podcast also discusses trusting in God's perfect timing and justice, warning against pride and boasting. Listeners are encouraged to patiently wait for God's justice to be executed, assuring them that evil and injustice will not prevail.

Hosts discuss their efforts to establish justice in a broken world. They explore restoring cities, inspiring creativity, finding hope in darkness, restoring beauty through education and artists, and the faith and influence of Daniel in the midst of evil.

Explore a poem inspired by 'Joy to the World' that contemplates Jesus' redemptive mission and the restoration of the world.

Learn about the importance of Jesus' birth and the angel Gabriel's message to Mary. Reflect on Mary carrying the hope of the universe and the significance of Jesus as the second Adam. Discover how God works through unexpected individuals and how Jesus defeated sin and death through his sacrifice on the cross.

This podcast explores the concept of hope and its true source in Jesus Christ. It shares personal examples of seeking hope in the wrong places. It discusses the futility of seeking hope in external factors and emphasizes the presence of internal darkness. The podcast also explores the concepts of transgression, sin, and confession. It concludes by discussing the human experience of navigating the tension between what has already happened and what is yet to come, finding hope in God amidst confusion and darkness.

Paul Tripp, author of 'Sunday Matters', discusses how to pray based on God's promises and the importance of seeking deliverance and justice. The psalmist's prayer is rooted in God's glory, promises, and will.

Makoto & Haejin Shim Fujimura, an artist and an attorney, talk about living out the gospel in their professions, the importance of humility, creating sacred spaces, immersing in God's Word, and restoring beauty through seeking justice. They also discuss supporting trafficking victims, the burden of being an artist in the NYC art community, and living with hope and courage.

This podcast explores the power of joy in a fallen world, emphasizing the importance of finding joy in a vertical relationship with God.

Paul teaches from Genesis 6, showing God's grieved heart at humanity's wickedness. The episode explores the significance of Christmas, the purpose of human beings to love God, and the need for rescue. Reflecting on the flood, they discuss God's grace and finding hope in Jesus.