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Mentioned in 8 episodes

New Morning Mercies

A Daily Gospel Devotional

Book • 2014

Paul David Tripp

This devotional by Paul David Tripp features 365 daily readings, each beginning with a compelling gospel-centered thought followed by an extended meditation.

The focus is on helping readers encounter the living God rather than on behavior modification.

The book aims to equip readers with the good news they need to rely on God’s grace and live for his glory every day.

Originally published in 2014, it has been updated with various editions, including a note-taking edition and an adaptation for teenagers and young adults.

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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by Sam Allberry as his favorite book for its encouraging and devotional content.

Character Over Achievement: Gospel Culture with Paul Tripp

Advertised by

Kevin DeYoung

, highlighting its popularity and gospel-centered approach to daily devotions.

Sense, Sensibility, and Adam Smith with Jan Van Vliet

Mentioned by Speaker 1 as a book with 365 entries, similar to the Everyday Gospel devotional.

975. Which Old Testament Laws Do We Still Need To Obey? | Ask Paul Tripp

Mentioned by the speaker, referencing the August 30th entry where

Paul Tripp

writes on Daniel chapter 4.

992. Do Historical Details Matter In The Old Testament? | Ask Paul Tripp

Offers daily encouragement through 365 gospel-centered meditations.

Waters of Death & Feasting with Jesus (Baptism and the Lord's Supper)

Mentioned by

Jen Wilkin

as a daily gospel devotional.

The Wooden Throne with Jeremy Treat (Doctrine of Atonement)

Mentioned by

Matt Tully

and

Paul Tripp

to describe Tripp's bestselling 365-day devotional and its impact over the past decade.

Gospel Amnesiacs Need Everyday Reminders (Paul Tripp)

Mentioned by

Paul Tripp

, who quotes an excerpt from his book on his 75th birthday.

970. My Story of 75 Years | Paul Tripp's Wednesday's Word

Mentioned by

Randy Alcorn

as a book Nancy loved, "New Morning Mercies."

Heartbreak: Walking with Jesus In Grief (ft. Randy Alcorn)

Mentioned as the devotional that Jim was reading and that introduced him to

Paul Tripp

's teachings.

980. Is Your Use Of The Word "Idol" Poor Hermeneutics? | Ask Paul Tripp

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