The Paul Tripp Podcast 1045. The Theology of Baking Bread | Paul Tripp's Wednesday's Word
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Feb 25, 2026 A reflection on how ordinary moments, like baking bread or a child marveling at yeast, can point toward the Creator. Short readings from a classic hymn invite creation to sing and praise. A call to notice God’s glory in everyday life and to share those wonders with family.
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Creation Invites Us To Praise
- Creation is designed to invite human beings to join its chorus of praise for God's glory.
- Paul Tripp cites Psalms (65, 96, 98, 148) to show creation's singing points us to the Creator in ordinary things like sun, moon, and stars.
Danger Of Living As If God Doesn't Exist
- The greatest danger is living as if God does not exist amid creation's constant witness.
- Paul Tripp argues God embedded his glory in everything so we inevitably 'bump into him' if we pay attention.
God Embedded Glory In Ordinary Things
- God's glory is tenderly embedded in creation to remind forgetful humans of his power and mercy.
- Paul Tripp quotes Psalm imagery of watered earth, full rivers, and joyful pastures as evidence of this tender design.