The Paul Tripp Podcast

A sermon-style conversation about Jesus' compassion and why miracles point beyond temporary relief. Discussion of how crowds settle for comforts and miss deeper spiritual renewal. Challenges listeners to examine what truly owns their desires and whether they long for Christ himself. Calls for open eyes, repentance, and a hunger for total restoration.

A celebration of God’s unmatched greatness and the question that sparks worship. A look at God’s holiness, power, and provision after Israel’s deliverance. A reflection on redemption as rescue and restoration. An assurance of the promise that believers will share in God’s eternal future, bringing hope in present struggles.

Paul Tripp explores why corporate worship shapes spiritual life and community. He highlights small groups as spaces for honest teaching and mutual correction. He discusses one-on-one mentoring as a close, corrective discipline that helps align belief and practice.

A Spanish teaching series finale exploring intense hospital crisis, surgeries, and long-term physical damage. Reflection on ministry influence amid bodily weakness and where people turn in suffering. Deep dives into Psalm 27 and Romans 8 on suffering, prayer, and God’s redemptive purposes. Personal stories show how weakness became a workroom for grace and lasting provision.

A conference talk translated live into Spanish exploring the character needed for ministry leadership. Topics include gospel identity, living by present gospel power, and how the gospel shapes parenting and sexuality. Listeners hear practical lenses for interpreting life, five core gospel truths, and stories that show how believing gospel riches changes daily behavior.

Teaching from Santiago explores how limits shape ministry, family, and personal life. Time as a created limit forces trade-offs between work, devotion, and relationships. The talk examines personal blind spots, anger, and the slope toward hardened hearts. It highlights our need for truthful gospel community, humble wisdom, and daily engagement with Scripture.

A focused meditation on resurrection, ascension, and Christ's present reign. A critique of shallow Easter theology and a call to remember ongoing victory over enemies. Practical encouragement to live under Jesus' kingship today. A hymn recommendation and a closing blessing for hope and perseverance.

A sermon unpacks Jesus walking on water and what it reveals about his presence in crisis. Listeners hear about the difference between mere amazement and true faith. The talk explores uncomfortable grace that transforms through hardships. Practical applications show how to claim Emmanuel's nearness in parenting, marriage, work, and suffering.

A dramatic retelling of the Red Sea crossing and how the Creator commands nature to rescue his people. Scenes of pillars of cloud, winds parting waters, and a pursuing army undone. The focus shifts to a deeper miracle: power that changes fearful, doubting hearts into trust and belief.

A pastor revisits parenting questions about kids, social media, sex, and family withdrawal. He warns about social media's seductive pull and urges addressing heart motives, identity, and love of neighbor. He frames sexuality as beautiful within boundaries and explains how pleasure can become destructive when it rules. He outlines different responses when children pull away, distinguishing early warning signs from healthy independence.