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How could it be this incarnation miracle? Nothing impossible with God. How could it be the Son in human skin? Nothing impossible with God. How could it be Jesus born to a virgin? Nothing impossible with God. How could it be the Messiah child conceived by the Spirit? Nothing impossible with God. How could it be from eternal splendor to manger born? Nothing impossible with God. How could it be the Creator joins the creation? Nothing impossible with God. How could it be he who... Read More

My Heart Cries Out is my new visually inspiring devotional. 121 poetic meditations are laid across page spreads of beautiful photography and paired with a Bible verse and reflection questions to inspire your devotional life. In the videos below, you'll listen to me read selected meditations, combined with stunning video footage provided by Tim Kellner, the photographer for the book. Rest .embed-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow:... Read More

Between the "already" of your conversion and the "not yet" of your final home going, few things are more important in the Christian life than a practical and functional level of biblical literacy. One of the Father's most important gifts to his children in the here and now is the gift of his Word, and we simply won't be what God has called us to be and consistently do what God has commanded us to do without an ability to draw wisdom and insight out of the pages of... Read More

A new year flips over but not new still between already and not yet still grappling with sin within brokenness without still living as an alien still longing for home still facing temptation's draw still hearing the Tempter's whisper still grappling with weakness of body and fickleness of heart still hoping for what could be still disappointed by what is. A new year flips over but not new still the same King rules and reigns still the same Savior pouring out... Read More

There was only one Black Friday. It was not the day after Thanksgiving. It was not a day when self-oriented consumers bumped into climbed over pushed into screamed at and hated the other consumers who were in their way. No, all the action of the one Black Friday was on a hill of death outside the city where three souls hung on crosses, two criminals and the Messiah doing what he came to do and what the world was desperate for. That Friday the world went dark the Father turned... Read More

My new book, Suffering: Gospel Hope When Life Doesn't Make Sense is available on PaulTripp.com as a: Hardcover Book eBook Bundle Audiobook Download Read More

There's a significant difference between my two-year-old granddaughter and me. Yes, I'm taller and older and able to support myself, but it's something more profound. She demonstrates this difference every time we're together. My granddaughter will make me sit down in a chair so she can serve me tea and a sandwich. When she delivers my order, the cup is empty and the plate has no food on it. But here's the amazing thing: my granddaughter has the ability to see both the... Read More

I will never forget that evening. I can't think of a moment when I was more blown away by a musical composition. I don't recall the composer or the conductor, but I was at a performance played by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. My ticket put me in the first row and it was worth it. The music was powerful, foreboding, amazing, haunting, compelling, and glorious, all at the same time. There were moments when I wished this night would never end, and moments when I wanted to get up... Read More

It's the most significant reality in the universe. It's the glue that holds every aspect of theology together. It's the place where the content of Scripture finds both its rationality and its reliability. This doctrine provides vital information for the scientist, the psychologist, the mathematician, the business executive, the educator, the physician, the politician, and the plumber. You either recognize it as true and humbly submit your life to its foundational implications, or... Read More