Paul Tripp: Radio Podcast

The murder of Kitty Genovese became a dark symbol of the standard of the American national character. Kitty's neighbors were too indifferent, too frightened, and too self-absorbed to get involved. If you had been at that crime scene, would you have been as passive?

Do you understand the will of God? Are you really sure that you're doing what God wants you to do? How do you know that you're where God wants you to be? These are all very important questions, and if you don't know the answer, you'll be left anxious and fearful. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul David Tripp answers these questions and encourages to act on what you can be sure of.

It's hard for us to admit our limits. We were created to be dependent on God and to live interdependent other people. But, when you begin to accept your limits, you can be free from the burden of attempting to do what you don't have the power to do.

God is the author of your story. You can rest even when you're confused. In moments of difficulty, you don't have to worry, because the One writing your story is wise and loving and good.

Your life isn't predictable. It hasn't worked out the way you wished it would. You're always dealing with the unexpected. What in the world is God doing with your life?

If you had to name the darkest, saddest passage in all the Bible, what would your answer be? In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul David Tripp takes you to the most shocking section in all of Scripture - Psalm 88.

Human beings think. They are always trying to figure out life. Inside of you is a deep desire for life to make sense. But you will only understand what you're dealing with now when you examine the origins of what life was originally supposed to be.

What does it mean, a fallen world? How are you supposed to live in a broken world? Fruitfulness can only be produced when you understand what this life is all about. You need to know what to desire, think, say, and do in this fallen world.

Do you know where you live? The Bible says you live in a terribly broken world. Things don't function the way they're supposed to. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul David Tripp reveals the brokenness of our world as described in Romans 8. We live in the the middle of the "already" and "not yet", but we don't need to fear. Our Redeemer lives in the middle of the mess with us.

Life is all about knowing who you are. If you don't know who you are, you'll never be who you're supposed to be and do what you've been called to do. In this episode of Right Here, Right Now, Paul David Tripp opens up 2 Peter to remind us not to forget what we've been given in Christ. If we're not getting our identity vertically, then we're going to search for it horizontally. Identity amnesia always leads to identity replacement.