The Paul Tripp Podcast

A sermon-driven look at the spiritual battle between God's kingdom and darkness. Discussion of disciples being sent with authority and dependence, and the high cost of following the mission. A stark retelling of John the Baptist’s confrontation, imprisonment, and brutal death. Reflections on sin’s seduction, God’s sovereignty, and the gospel’s offensive call to repentance.

A short Bible study on Exodus 13:21–22 that focuses on the pillar of cloud by day and fire by night. It explores how visible signs assured Israel of God’s presence and guidance. The discussion emphasizes slow, focused devotions and God’s tender care for the weary. It connects Old Testament signs to biblical promises that God will not leave his people.

A discussion about why recurring sin feels so persistent and what makes sanctification a lifelong struggle. Reflections on finding hope in God’s patient work and the promise of an eventual end to sin. Practical guidance on discerning God’s revealed will versus secret plans. Encouragement to live within Scripture and community while trusting God to guide life’s unfolding story.

Reflection on the theology woven into classic hymns and why singing them year-round matters. A challenge to sing Christmas carols outside of December and meditate on Joy to the World. Exploration of Jesus as restorer who renews creation and brings hope from Revelation. Comfort for those weighed down by sin and suffering, closed with a prayer for joy and praise.

A preacher explores why hometown familiarity breeds disbelief and how people dismiss bold claims about Jesus. He traces the roots of modern unbelief to Enlightenment reason and urges recognizing that knowing God reshapes wisdom. Practical challenges probe whether daily life—parenting, marriage, money—reflects true belief.

A short Bible study explores why God leads people through hardship instead of the easy path. Scripture passage Exodus 13:17–20 sets the scene of fragile freedom and divine guidance. Discussion covers how comfort is idolized, how suffering prompts doubt, and how difficulty is used to shape grace and prevent harmful shortcuts.

Reflections on finding identity in Christ rather than in marital status. Practical realities of adjusting to life with a newborn and guarding the marriage relationship. Concrete commitments to protect couple time and plan ahead while serving in ministry. Warnings about allowing ministry to become one’s identity and how to set healthy boundaries.

Reflection on beloved hymns and their power to shape worship and memory. Exploration of adoption into God’s family and how that identity reshapes daily living. Thoughts on God’s care for needs, strength in struggles, and never being alone. Encouragement to sing hymns to anchor truth in the heart.

A sermon unpacking two dramatic stories from Mark 5 where faith confronts fear and death. The talk explores desperate, costly trust and how faith wrestles with doubt. Listens hear Jesus' power and tender compassion invading broken lives. A call to persist in faith amid obstacles and to trust the right object of hope.

A study of Exodus 13 that centers on the repeated phrase 'the strong hand of the Lord.' It explores why Israel must remember the Passover as a reminder of rescue. It connects redemption to believers' identity and practical living. It highlights how being bought by God reshapes marriage, money, relationships, and moral formation.