Death. It's the unwelcomed guest of life. In today’s episode, Paul Tripp follows up on the previous episode and provides three more Biblical perspectives on death.

Death is cruel and unnatural, a horrible interruption of what life was meant to be. But death is also unavoidable. In today’s episode, we’ll continue through Paul’s radio series on grief as he gives three Biblical perspectives on death that can provide a sturdy foundation for life's biggest tragedy.

In today’s episode, Paul continues through his Bible study, "The Gospel: One Chapter At A Time", by taking a look at John’s letters.For more Bible studies from Paul, visit https://www.paultripp.com/bible-study

In today’s episode, we’ll listen to a session from Paul’s conference, "Your Walk With God Is A Community Project". In it, Paul helps us think about our lives as followers of Christ and how our faith should shape the way we live. For more content from this conference, visit https://www.paultripp.com/community

The Bible is a story about a life that ended in death so that death would forever die so that life could live forever. In today’s episode, we’ll begin a series on grief where Paul Tripp reveals six things that death teaches us about life.

Are you suffering? Are you near someone who is? In today’s episode, we’ll listen to an interview Paul had with Vaneetha Risner who recently released her brand new memoir, “Walking Through Fire”. In it, she tells her story of loss and redemption which is rich in gospel comfort. You can learn more at www.WalkingThroughFireBook.com.

In this episode, Paul continues through his Bible study, The Gospel: One Chapter At A Time, by taking a look at Peter’s letters.For more Bible study summaries, visit www.paultripp.com/biblestudy

In today’s episode, we’ll listen to the final sermon in Paul’s series from the book of James. In it, Paul teaches that every Christian has been called to rescue wandering brothers and sisters.

Prayer can be a struggle for Christians. We know that we're supposed to pray, but we don't always know why or how. As we continue through Street-Level Christianity, Paul Tripp reminds us what prayer is and how prayer does.

As a Christian, you've been called to wait. Theologians like to say, "between the already and the not yet." As we continue through his sermon series in James, Street-Level Christianity, Paul Tripp explains why we're impatient and how waiting can produce in us something better than we ever would ask for.