259 Quotes by Paul David Tripp

You are constantly preaching to yourself some kind of gospel. You preach to yourself an anti-gospel of your own righteousness, power, and wisdom, or you preach to yourself the true gospel of deep spiritual need and sufficient grace. You preach to yourself an anti-gospel of aloneness and inability, or you preach to yourself the true gospel of the presence, provisions, and power of an ever-present Christ.

There’s not a day without sin rearing its ugly head and not a day in which God’s abundant mercies are not new.

It is vital to know that faith is not just an action of your brain; it’s an investment of your life.

If you put yourself in the center of your world, you will find plenty of things to complain about.

Change is not found in defending our righteousness, but in admitting our weakness and crying for help.

Word problems are often interpretation problems. We do not say the right thing because we do not believe the right thing.

Since sin is deeper than bad behavior, trying to do better isn’t a solution. Only grace that changes the heart can rescue us.

Midlife doesn’t introduce you to a new you; it forces you to admit who you have been all along.

Our deepest problem is that we seek to find our identity outside the story of redemption.