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Prayer can be a struggle for Christians. We know that we're supposed to pray, but we don't always know why or how. As we continue through Street-Level Christianity, Paul Tripp reminds us what prayer is and how prayer does.

As a Christian, you've been called to wait. Theologians like to say, "between the already and the not yet." As we continue through his sermon series in James, Street-Level Christianity, Paul Tripp explains why we're impatient and how waiting can produce in us something better than we ever would ask for.

In today’s episode, we continue through Paul’s sermon series in the book of James, Street-Level Christianity and today’s sermon explains that all humans - young and old, believers and unbelievers - buy into six dangerous delusions of self-sovereignty.

The core message of the Gospel is a free gift of grace that we could never earn, achieve, or deserve. But as we continue through Paul Tripp’s sermon series in the book of James, Street-Level Christianity, Paul explains the seductive temptation to have a critical spirit toward one another.

What do you really want from God? What do you really want from the people whom God has placed in your life? In today’s episode, we continue through Paul’s series “Street-Level Christianity” from the book of James, and in this sermon, Paul examines James 4 to discover what causes quarrels and fights among us.

It's impossible to think about "street-level Christianity" without considering the words we speak. In today’s episode, we pick back up with Paul’s sermon series in the book of James, and in today’s sermon, Paul teaches from James 3 to reveal this scary and humbling truth: your words always reveal the true character and condition of your heart. Thank you for your love, encouragement, and support during a challenging 2020! You would be an answer to our prayers if you made a tax-deductible donation by the end of the year:www.paultripp.com/give

In this episode, Paul continues through his Bible Study: The Gospel One Chapter At A Time with the next four New Testament books: Titus, Philemon, Hebrews, and James.For more Bible Study segments from Paul, visit www.paultripp.com/biblestudy

In today’s episode, Paul answers two questions about Christmas.1. Should Parents Teach Their Kids About Santa?2. How Is Christmas Good News For A Weary World?

It's one of the most radical phrases in all of Scripture. "Yet it was the will of the Lord to crush him; he has put him to grief." In this final Advent sermon, Paul preaches on Isaiah 53:10 and what this verse means for us.

In today’s episode, we’ll listen to the third of four Advent sermons. As we get closer to Christmas, it’s only appropriate to study Luke 2:14 and celebrate the most important announcement ever made.

In today’s episode, we’ll listen to the second of four Advent sermons. In this message, Paul preaches from Isaiah 59 to show where hope is truly found. Hope is never found in a situation, relationship, or location. Hope is only found in a Person, and his name is Jesus.

In today’s episode, we’re starting a four-part sermon series throughout the month of December, focusing on Advent. Paul’s first sermon is preached from the book of Genesis, where the need for Advent begins.

Everyone wants to think that they have true faith. No one wants to think that they struggle with faith. But as we continue through his sermon series in James, Paul Tripp teaches that those struggles of faith and works are more subtle and present than we would like to admit.

As followers of the Lord Jesus, Christians are called to love and serve everyone with equal affection. But in today’s episode, Paul Tripp explains that deep in the DNA of every sinner - and every Christian - is some form of partiality. We continue through his sermon series in James, Street-Level Christianity, with this message: “Rich Man, Poor Man”.

In this episode, Paul continues through his Bible Study: The Gospel One Chapter At A Time with the next four New Testament books: 1 & 2 Thessalonians and 1 & 2 Timothy.

As we celebrate Thanksgiving this week, we’ll listen to three segments where Paul teaches how food preaches the gospel to us.1. Delight Yourself In Rich Food [Isaiah 55]2. Jesus Feeds The Five Thousand [John 6]3. The Marriage Supper Of The Lamb [Revelation 19]

If you had to describe what it means to follow Jesus, what would you say? In today’s episode, we’ll listen to the next sermon from Paul’s series in James, Street-Level Christianity. In it, Paul reveals the motivation that should distinguish the Christian life and gives four applications to everyday life.

If you could stand before God and ask, without shame or embarrassment, the difficult questions of life, what questions would you ask? In today’s episode, Paul Tripp asks three brutally honest questions - and finds three helpful answers - as we continue through his series Street-Level Christianity from the book of James.

In today’s episode, we’ll continue through Street-Level Christianity, Paul Tripp’s sermon series in the book of James. In this sermon, Paul asks where we find our deepest satisfaction in life and how we measure our richness.

Sin reduces every person, including the believer, down to a fool. That's why James says, "If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God." In today’s episode, we’ll listen to the second sermon in the series “Street-Level Christianity” that Paul preached from the book of James. In it, Paul gives a scary diagnosis - that we are all dangerously foolish - and a liberating hope - that Wisdom is a Person.