Paul Tripp's Wednesday's Word

This week, Paul explains how the Christian life is a paradox of active obedience and deep rest, urging believers to diligently work out their salvation while confidently trusting that God alone secures and sustains it.

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This week, Paul reminds us that we are always preaching a “gospel” to ourselves—either one of fear and self-reliance or the true gospel of God’s grace in Christ.

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This week, Paul challenges us to move beyond the emotional high of Easter and live in light of the resurrection every day.

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Because today, Wednesday, April 1, 2026, is both a Wednesday and the first day of the month,
we are combing this month’s Grace & Knowledge essay reading and today’s Wednesday’s Word
weekly devotional reading into a single podcast episode. We hope that it helps you meditate and
celebrate the Resurrection this coming Sunday. He is risen!

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This week, Paul reflects on the hymn Be Thou My Vision and reminds us that the most important vision we have is not with our physical eyes, but with the eyes of our hearts.

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