The Paul Tripp Podcast

You talk. All the time. It seems ordinary and harmless, but there are few things we do that are more important. Listen to this session from the 2008 DesiringGod conference to understand how you can win the war of your tongue. HINT: it starts with the heart!

I wanted to start a school in a broken community. Then something happened - I was kidnapped by my imagination. In this episode, I share my own story about a good dream gone bad.

What do you do when suffering enters your door? In this sermon, I preach from Psalm 27 to reveal dysfunction in our theology and provide a biblical solution for dealing with trouble.

Listen to me read 10 selected poetic meditations from my new devotional, My Heart Cries Out.

There's something about the freedom, creativity, and emotionality of poetry that allows me to communicate gospel truths in a unique and deeply personal way. I've been writing poetry for 30 years, and in this interview, I share more about why I love it.

Delve into the wisdom and beauty of Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon as they paint a vivid picture of human struggles, offer profound wisdom, explore existential themes, and showcase the depth of marital love intertwined with God's presence.

In Psalm 15, the psalmist asks the right question. It's a question that gets to the heart of the identity of every human being. If you want to know who you are, why you have been given breath, and what in the world your life is about, you need to ask this question.

This message on Hebrews 3 was given at Dallas Theological Seminary, but even if you’re not a pastor, future pastor, or ministry leader, don’t skip this episode. There are lessons for every Christian, and a specific warning about neglecting the essential, sanctifying ministry of the body of Christ.

The ability to imagine is a wonderful thing. God has hardwired us with the capacity to dream. But because of sin, every good thing God has created can be used in a wrong way.

What does the gospel have to say about politics? In this longer version of Ask Paul Tripp, I comment on the aggressive and adversarial two-party system that the United States is in and how, as a disciple of Christ, we can hold firmly to our beliefs while loving others well.