Recovering The Awe | Paul David Tripp

Ministry is war. As a pastor, you don't live in peacetime. There are 1,000 battles that rage in your heart that dilute the purity of the Gospel. So how can you best fight the war? By living in constant, jaw-dropping, heart-wrenching awe of God. In this Dangerous Calling video, Paul David Tripp reveals the perils of familiarity and explains how pastors can reclaim their awe of God.

[@raphaelbonella4883]

So thankful that this book has been translated into my mother tongue: French

[@MrMossie123]

God I am in desperate need for help today. God please send me help today. And God give me the humility to receive it.

[@chriscole3116]

“All too often, we stray from where we originally found identity vertically, in Christ, and have migrated to a people who get identity horizontally, from our own "righteous performance." Paul Tripp

[@robincoe6785]

AWESOME GOD!!!!!!!

[@claytontv]

Really helpful. Thank you!

[@ruchit8762]

Hello Sir.. thank you for the video presentation... When it comes to awe, doesn't our sinful nature make us attract the things that are temporal and quick to access or gratify? As Christians, we often know that entertainment by fixating in front of the TV (in these days) is not food for the soul nor edifying but it's easy and doesn't require any effort from our end and that is why we often choose it... What happens in the pursuit of God is that it demands our energy, thought, intellect, fight against sin and so on.. the rewards are good, and it leaves us in awe. The sermons become boring in my view is because of familiarity, but when we see it relating to us or talks to us in our situation, it takes our attention. So if getting the attention of people or awe is the order of the day... what would fill us with awe from what I inferred above?

[@cpmow831]

this is so good. And I have watched this about a dozen times

[@bobcaldwellrocks]

the psyched his book on Awe (Of GOD) has just come out! cant wait to read and hide it in my heart #Awe

[@fretknot37]

Thanks again Pastor !!!

[@berean700]

@jay brown. Hi Jay. I believe the book he is talking about is "Dangerous Calling: Confronting the Unique Challenges of Pastoral Ministry" by Paul Tripp.

[@acatssoftnose3940]

Is losing the presence of God similar to losing awe of Him?

[@cpmow831]

I would say no. Because God is ever present with you. His presence is how he comes down to us. Awe, is recovering and viewing his presence, due to his condescension

[@BillyAnderson-c8v]

Don't want adds like this coming to me

[@whapaaaaaaa]

What book are they talking about???