The Paul Tripp Podcast

If you had a red magic button, where you could change one thing in your life forever, what would you change? Or perhaps a better question is this - when God doesn't give you that one thing you want, how do you respond?

"Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace among those with whom He is pleased." It was the most important event to ever occur, accompanied by the most important song ever sung, containing the most important announcement ever made. My Christmas sermon on Luke 2:14

What has captured your heart this Christmas? We have no better reason to sing than this: The Savior is born to live, die, and rise again to fix what sin has broken!

Hope is never found in a situation, relationship, or location. Hope is only found in a Person, and his name is Jesus. My second Advent sermon, teaching from the prophecy in Isaiah 59.

Your dreams will never give you a true identity. They cannot provide lasting security, inner peace, or courage in times of difficulty. Those things can only be found in the Lord. Our dreams will either die or disappoint, and if we put our hope in them, we're setting ourselves up for disaster.

It just doesn’t work to start in the middle of a story. This is the first of four Advent sermons leading up to Christmas. We’ll go all the back to the beginning of the story, with Noah and Genesis 6.

Can Christians practice yoga? Why does a loving God send people to hell? How is God sovereign over children born with disabilities? I answer these three questions as part of Ask Paul Tripp.

The podcast explores the five major prophets in the Old Testament: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel. It discusses the themes of God's holiness and humanity's brokenness, the prophecies of the Messiah in Isaiah, the importance of studying the Old Testament for gospel riches, the consequences of sin and hope for redemption in Lamentations, finding hope in Ezekiel amidst life's difficulties, and the dominant themes of sovereignty, willingness, and glory in Daniel.

How can followers of Jesus Christ relate to, respect, and love people who are living a lifestyle that is in clear opposition to what the Scriptures command?

Words can bring life or words can bring death, and the Bible says you make the choice. But you don't decide with your mouth; you decide with your heart.