The Paul Tripp Podcast

We’re excited to introduce a brand-new audio resource from Paul Tripp Ministries: the Wednesday’s Word podcast. This podcast features a weekly reading of Paul’s popular Wednesday’s Word devotional. Today, we’re going to listen to the debut episode which focuses on our communication struggles in the digital realm. Be sure to subscribe to the Wednesday’s Word podcast wherever you listen to podcasts so you don’t miss an episode!Subscribe to the Wednesday's Word podcast

In this week’s Connecting Clip Of The Week, we’ll hear a clip from Paul's conversation with Ruslan and Faina. In this clip, they discuss how significant it is to follow Jesus in their predominantly Muslim country and how doing so will cost everything.To hear more from Faina and Ruslan, don’t miss their entire episode on The Paul Tripp Podcast episode 389. You can also watch the video on YouTube or Facebook.

The Bible is very clear about two things: human beings were made for relationships, but we have a terrible time getting along with one another!In today’s episode, as we continue our series on conflict, Paul teaches from one of the most significant relational passages in all of Scripture.

In this week’s Connecting Clip Of The Week, we’ll hear a snippet from Paul's conversation with Ruslan and Faina. In this clip, they discuss the importance of carrying Jesus with you wherever you go and how small, ordinary faithfulness can make a massive impact for the Kingdom of God. To hear more from Faina and Ruslan, don’t miss their full episode on The Paul Tripp Podcast episode 389. You can also watch the video on YouTube or Facebook.

Human conflict is inevitable. You see it early as toddlers play with each other, arguing over plastic toys. No one taught them to fight or encouraged them to be selfish - it's the natural inclination of the human heart. In today’s episode, as we continue our series on conflict, Paul teaches that we need to look into God's Word for a diagnosis and a cure.

In this week’s Connecting Clip Of The Week, we’ll hear a snippet from Paul's conversation with Ruslan and Faina from Kazakhstan. In this clip, Faina shares how God radically saved her while she was serving time as a 16-year-old in prison.To hear more from Faina and Ruslan, don’t miss their full episode on The Paul Tripp Podcast episode 389. You can also watch the video on YouTube or Facebook.

In today’s episode, we are wrapping up our year-long study in 1 Peter as Paul gives two final thoughts on this wonderful letter.In this first segment, Paul asks you a simple question: “What is the last hill that your willing to hold your ground and die on?”If you've been enjoying The Paul Tripp Podcast, please leave us a review! Your review helps us reach more people with the gospel's transforming power.Today's segments:The Last HillIdentity, Lens, Lifestyle

There are no words to properly introduce this month’s guests on The Connecting Podcast - Ruslan and Faina from Kazakhstan. Their testimonies of salvation are remarkable and what God is doing through this young couple will leave you speechless. This might be the most exciting Connecting Podcast yet. We only had the opportunity to interview them on one day while they were in Los Angeles, so we set up a portable studio to capture their story. The video is available on Facebook or YouTube.

Why is it so hard for us to get along with one another? Why are our relationships marked by conflict? In today’s episode, we’ll begin a series where Paul Tripp explains that we need to look inside ourselves - not outside - to discover the source of conflict.If you've been enjoying The Paul Tripp Podcast, please leave us a review! Your review helps us reach more people with the gospel's transforming power.

In this week’s Connecting Clip Of The Week, we’ll hear a snippet from Paul and Shelby’s conversation with Doug Logan, president of Grimké Seminary as he shares the story of how he was called to plant a church in the most dangerous city in America.To hear more from Doug, don’t miss his full episode on The Paul Tripp Podcast episode 381. You can also watch the video on YouTube or Facebook.