Warren Wiersbe Podcast

Paul’s prayer for the church is that they would be established in love.

Paul’s prayer for the church is that they would be established in hope.

Paul’s prayer for the church is that they would be established in faith.

The reason many Christians do not walk in the will of the Lord is because no one has taught them how to stand. Christians must be established in the Word of God.

Dr. Warren Wiersbe concludes his sermon set on satanic attacks. Our weapon and defense is the interceding Son of God.

A Christian is not sinless; a Christian is someone that does sin less.

The Christian has three enemies, the world, the flesh and the devil. Dr. Warren Wiersbe continues teaching on combating satanic attacks.

Satan attacks the mind with lies. When Satan attacks your mind with lies, your weapon is the Word of God.

The only weapon that will defeat Satan’s lies in your mind is God’s Word. Thus, it is important to study God’s Word, to learn it, and to know it.

To live by faith is to obey God’s word and to trust God’s promises in spite of circumstances and feelings.

We need to know what Satan’s tactics are and how to fight them

The devil wants us to think we cannot trust our Lord. If Satan can undermine your faith in God’s word, he will ruin your life.

In 1 Thessalonians 3:1-5, Paul emphasizes establishing people in the faith.

Timothy was a fellow laborer in the ministry with Paul. Timothy had a natural care for people.

You must teach people how to stand before you teach them how to walk

The thing that keeps us standing is faith. In 1 Thessalonians 3, Paul seeks to establish the faith of those in Thessalonica.

Paul pictures himself as running a race. He receives a crown of rejoicing because of his faithfulness as a soul winner. Warren Wiersbe discusses the requirements to being a winning Christian.

As Christians, we must be doing something to spread the Gospel. Dr. Warren Wiersbe talks about uttermost wrath or eternal judgment and the need for saving grace.

The Apostle Paul felt like a brother orphaned when he was away from the people of the Thessalonian church.

Warren Wiersbe talks about the firmness of a father as seen through Paul in 1 Thessalonians 2.