Paul Tripp Radio Broadcast

When you look into a mirror, your intention is to improve the errors which the mirror has revealed. In this final episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul Tripp reveals our tragic ability to have a distant and passive response to the Word of God.

The Christian life is ultimately about two simple things. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul Tripp reveals how the Bible defines a successful life: by measuring our relationship with God and our relationship with our neighbor.

Is the Bible really practical for everyday life? In this episode, Paul Tripp discusses this contradictory, yet truthful, statement: The Bible has nothing whatsoever to say about the issues of your modern life while telling you everything you need to know about the issues of your modern life.

The Bible doesn't have something to say about everything we experience in this world, but it does give us a worldview for understanding everything. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul Tripp reveals 7 benefits of a biblical perspective.

The Bible is clear that all human beings need to be rescued. But where does rescue come from? In this episode, Paul Tripp explains how systems have the ability to educate and motivate, but only a Person can rescue.

There's a void in the human heart that can only be filled by God. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul Tripp reveals how we all work very hard that fill that void with something else while God invites us into an eternally fulfilling relationship with himself.

The characters in Scripture are given to us so that we would be able to know ourselves. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul Tripp reveals what we can learn from these historical figures.

There are many Christians who think they know the Bible but don't have much of a clue what it's actually about. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul Tripp explains how the Bible provides us with context and helps us have realistic expectations for life.

You were never designed to figure out life on your own. You can think, analyze, and conceptualize, but only with the assistance of revelation. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul Tripp explains how God himself has provided us with revelation.

Are you confused about your life? Whether you know it or not, you are a person in an incessant search for wisdom, explanation, and meaning. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul Tripp explains why we're always trying to figure life out.

Would people define you as humble and grateful? Or would you be better characterized as arrogant and demanding and entitled? In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul Tripp provides 6 reasons why every Christian should be humbly grateful because of the Gospel.

Human beings do it every day - they measure their potential. They compare themselves to the size of the task they need to accomplish. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul Tripp explains why the Gospel redefines potential for the believer in Christ.

Diagnosis is one of the most important skills in the world. You simply cannot fix anything until you first know what’s wrong with it. In this episode, Paul Tripp teaches that the only way to experience transformative cure in your life is to humbly agree with the diagnosis of the Great Physician

There's nothing more significant than personally identity. If you don't know who you are, you won't know how to live. In this episode, Paul Tripp explains how the Gospel defines our identity in four areas: creature, sinner, sufferer, and child.

The Gospel is an event, the most important event in the history of the world. But the Gospel is also a story, and if you only limit the Gospel to an event, you'll miss out on the vast riches it has to offer. In this episode, Paul Tripp teaches the full Gospel story - Creation, Fall, Restoration, and Destiny.

If you experience the death of a loved one, you'll feel like you're in the darkness. But as Paul David Tripp explains, there's light to be found in Christ. In this final episode of Grief, Tripp teaches on 7 truths that death reinforces.

When death takes the life of someone you love, the grief can be so overwhelming that you will feel like you've died too. In this episode, Paul Tripp gives 8 practical steps to take in the grieving process.

Death. It's the unwelcomed guest of life. In this episode, Paul Tripp follows up on the previous episode and provides three more Biblical perspectives on death.

Death is cruel and unnatural, a horrible interruption of what life was meant to be. But death is also unavoidable. In this episode, Paul David Tripp gives three Biblical perspectives on death that can provide a sturdy foundation for life's biggest tragedy.

The Bible is a story about a life that ended in death so that death would forever die so that life could live forever. In this new series on Grief, Paul David Tripp reveals six things that death teaches us about life.

Are you stuck in any of your relationships? In this final episode in the Conflict series, Paul David Tripp talks about several signs that reveal you're stuck, and then gives six biblical steps for hope and change.

We all have experienced some sort of conflict in our relationships, and most sane people want less of that conflict. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul David Tripp explains how we can achieve more peaceful relationships by attacking the real root of conflict.

The Bible is very clear about two things: human beings were made for relationships, but we have a terrible time getting along with one another! In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul David Tripp teaches from one of the most significant relational passages in all of Scripture.

Human conflict is inevitable. You see it as early as toddlers playing with each other, arguing over plastic toys. No one taught them to fight or encouraged them to be selfish - it's the natural inclination of the human heart. In this episode, Paul David Tripp teaches that we need to look into God's Word for a diagnosis and a cure.

Why is it so hard for us to get along with one another? Why are our relationships marked by conflict? In this new series, Paul David Tripp explains that we need to look inside ourselves - not outside - to discover the source of conflict.