The Paul Tripp Podcast

In light of the global pandemic, it's so easy for us to give way to fear and get discouraged. In today's episode, Paul wants to encourage you to fight fear with the powerful weapon of gratitude.

Human beings think. They are always trying to figure out life. Inside of you is a deep desire for life to make sense. But you will only understand what you're dealing with now when you examine the origins of what life was originally supposed to be. Today's podcast features the second episode in an old radio broadcast series entitled "Survival Skills". To listen to the first episode, you can listen to The Paul Tripp Podcast episode 059.

In today's episode, Paul offers five thoughts on the current pandemic spreading across the globe and how it reminds him of the gospel.

Worship. It's a term that is at risk of being overused and misunderstood in Christianity. In this sermon from Psalm 122, Paul David Tripp reveals four things that true worship is meant to produce in the heart and life of a follower of Christ.

We find ourselves in a time of unprecedented trouble. Faced with a global pandemic, we need to take a moment to think biblically about our response to COVID-19. In today's podcast, Paul outlines three types of fear and why it's okay to fear, but why we should also never give way to fear.

What does it mean to live a fallen world? How are you supposed to be productive in a broken world? In this episode, we're listening to one of Paul's old radio broadcasts. It's the first episode in a series called "Survival Skills". In this broadcast, Paul explains how fruitfulness can only be produced when you understand what this life is all about. You need to know what to desire, think, say, and do in this fallen world.

How do I discern the will of God? Why do I struggle with the same sin over and over again? I answer these two questions in this episode of Ask Paul Tripp. Do you have a question you'd like to ask? You can submit it at www.paultripp.com/ask

Are you committed to change? The Bible tells us that God is committed to changing us, and He will send the sometimes painful grace of confession to help us. In this sermon, Paul David Tripp teaches that when we see our sin before us, like King David does in Psalm 51, we are on the road to true heart change.

Session 2 from Paul's 2019 parenting conference: Foundations of a Godly Home.If you want more content like this on parenting, be sure to stream Parenting: It's Not What You Think, Paul's 2020 parenting conference: http://notwhatyouthink.live/

How are we supposed to live as followers of Christ in a world that is increasingly antithetical to what we believe? Paul answers this question in today's episode of Ask Paul Tripp.Ask Paul a question of your own at www.paultripp.com/ask