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Your story is a biography of wisdom and grace written by another.
— Paul David Tripp
A joyful life of grace toward others grows best in the soil of gratitude. When I really reflect on who I am, when I take time to consider the grace that I couldn't have earned, achieved, or deserved but which has been lavished on me, and when I remember that that grace came at the cost of the life of another, then I am joyfully motivated to give that grace to others.
— Paul David Tripp
Corporate worship is designed to humble you by pointing out the depth of your need and enthrall you by pointing to the glory of God's provision.
— Paul David Tripp
Horizontal awe is meant to do one thing: stimulate vertical
— Paul David Tripp
The character of a life isn't set in ten big moments. The character of a life is set in ten thousand little moments of everyday life. It's the themes of struggles that emerge from those little moments that reveal what's really going on in our hearts.
— Paul David Tripp
Perhaps in ways that you have never come close to considering, your dissatisfaction is an awe problem.
— Paul David Tripp
The more you see your sin, the more you will respond tenderly to other sinners and want for them the same grace you have received.
— Paul David Tripp
It really does take grace to know how much you need grace.
— Paul David Tripp
Finally, we must understand that theology is never an end in itself, but a means to an end, the end that we would progressively become like the One who is the ultimate definition of what love is and what love does.
— Paul David Tripp
from birth we are all philosophers, we are all theologians, and we all function like archeologists, digging through the mound of our existence to make sense of it all.
— Paul David Tripp
the character of a life isn't set in three or four big moments of life, but in ten thousand little, virtually unnoticed moments.
— Paul David Tripp
The way to begin to celebrate the grace that God so freely gives you every day is by admitting how much you need it.
— Paul David Tripp