Warren Wiersbe Podcast

In the United States, we experience liberty today because someone died. As Christians, we also experience freedom from death because Jesus died for us. At Passover, the Israelites were protected from death by the blood of a lamb. Christians are protected by the blood of Jesus. Spiritually, we were born into death, bondage, and decay. But the blood of the Lamb changes everything. Is Jesus Christ a lamb, the lamb, or your lamb? This message was preached on July 6, 1975 when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

Joshua, leading the Israelites from the wilderness into Canaan, foreshadows Jesus and the salvation He offers to the world. Joshua conquered his enemies and claimed his inheritance for Israel. Like him, we, through Christ, can conquer the enemy of death and claim our riches that God has provided for those who believe in Jesus. This message was preached on June 29, 1975 when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

God provides for our every need. Like the Israelites in the desert, God sent us manna in the form of Christ to satisfy our hunger. But this Bread of Life satisfies more than an earthly desire—it fills our spiritual need. Nothing else can satisfy our spiritual hunger. This message was preached on June 22, 1975 when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

What is the difference between the unsaved and Christians? Christians realize the danger they’re in and run to God for refuge. In the Old Testament, cities of refuge were designated for people to flee to. Today, Christians have only to flee to Jesus as their city of refuge—a place of safety where God gives us righteousness, a shoulder to bear our burden, fellowship, blessing, and a new citizenship. This message was preached on June 15, 1975 when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor at The Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

Everyone thirsts for God. After all, He made us to thirst for Him. But people try to satisfy that thirst with things, thrills, and achievements. Only Jesus Christ can fully satisfy us; He is the Living Water. This message was preached on June 8, 1975, when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor at The Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

Jesus explained to Nicodemus the story of the bronze serpent Moses made in the wilderness. By looking at the bronze serpent, the people lived. In the same way, those who look to the Savior are saved. This message was preached by Warren Wiersbe at The Moody Church on June 1, 1975, while Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor.

The book of Isaiah is like a mini-Bible with 39 chapters of judgment and 27 chapters of salvation. At the heart of it is Isaiah 53 where we see the voluntary suffering of an innocent man for another person’s sin. Jesus suffered to pay the price for our sin. By His suffering, we were healed—and that’s unbelievable. It is the only way our sins can be forgiven, and the only way God’s demand for justice can be satisfied. Do you believe this Gospel message?

Jesus' followers have a role to spread the good news of Jesus to the world. It's a task we dare not take lightly! This message was delievered on April 23, 1978, while Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

This message was delivered on April 16, 1978, while Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

In this message, Dr. Warren Wiersbe shows us the incentives and the motivation that God gives us to share our faith in this world. This message was preached on April 9, 1978, while Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

Jesus' authority moves his followers to take up kingdom activity in his ability. This message was preached at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL on April 2, 1978.

It's no secret that Warren Wiersbe was a prolific author. We can't even definitively say how many books he published... Many pastors are preachers who also write. In this conversation with Jonathan Carswell, CEO of 10ofThose, we talk about how pastors can use short books to help deepen their congregation. We also talk about how pastors can publish books to help further the cause of Christ.

About this Sermon: Dr. Warren Wiersbe discusses the importance of going to church. We see that attending church was a meaningful experience during Paul's day. Today, however, many young people question why we should even bother. Drawing on Paul’s words to answer that question, Dr. Wiersbe explains the purposes, problems, and principles of public worship. This message was preached on May 25, 1975, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor. Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 14:23-40 About this Series: When discussing spiritual gifts, it’s common to get caught up in controversial issues. Pastor Wiersbe reminds believers that we each have a gift, and those gifts are to be used for God’s glory and the good of others. Follow along as we dive into the meaning of each spiritual gift and how they are intended to be used. Stay Connected Follow @WarrenWiersbe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/warrenwiersbe Visit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-gr

About this Sermon: Speaking in tongues is a controversial topic in the church today. Dr. Warren Wiersbe walks through six common questions about what speaking in tongues means and whether or not it is needed today. This message was preached on May 18, 1975, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor. Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 14 About this Series: When discussing spiritual gifts, it’s common to get caught up in controversial issues. Pastor Wiersbe reminds believers that we each have a gift, and those gifts are to be used for God’s glory and the good of others. Follow along as we dive into the meaning of each spiritual gift and how they are intended to be used. Stay Connected Follow @WarrenWiersbe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/warrenwiersbe Visit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one. Copyright This podcast is owned and operated by ScripTex, Inc, which Dr. Warren Wiersbe founded to manage al

About this Sermon: 1 Corinthians 13 is often misunderstood because it’s frequently taken out of context. Paul is writing to the Corinthian church because they were fighting over spiritual gifts. As Pastor Wiersbe explains in this message, when we’re not exercising our gifts in love, we cause problems in the church. Love is essential if we are going to use our spiritual gifts. This message was preached on May 11, 1975, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor. Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 13 About this Series: When discussing spiritual gifts, it’s common to get caught up in controversial issues. Pastor Wiersbe reminds believers that we each have a gift, and those gifts are to be used for God’s glory and the good of others. Follow along as we dive into the meaning of each spiritual gift and how they are intended to be used. Stay Connected Follow @WarrenWiersbe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/warrenwiersbe Visit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and ex

About this Sermon: In order to function how God wants believers to function, we must understand what He says about the body of Christ. Within the body of Christ, no one is inferior—each person has a gift and a place in the body. When the body is functioning properly, all glory goes to God. This message was preached on May 4, 1975, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor. Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 About this Series: When discussing spiritual gifts, it’s common to get caught up in controversial issues. Pastor Wiersbe reminds believers that we each have a gift, and those gifts are to be used for God’s glory and the good of others. Follow along as we dive into the meaning of each spiritual gift and how they are intended to be used. Stay Connected Follow @WarrenWiersbe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/warrenwiersbe Visit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one. Copyright This podcast is o

About this Sermon: In 1 Corinthians 12 and Romans 12, Paul identifies numerous spiritual gifts. We cannot function in the body of Christ if we don’t know how to use our spiritual gifts, and we can’t learn how to use them until we can identify them. Ask God to bless the gifts He’s given you to be used for His glory. This message was preached on April 27, 1975, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor. Scripture Reference: Romans 12:1-8, 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 About this Series: When discussing spiritual gifts, it’s common to get caught up in controversial issues. Pastor Wiersbe reminds believers that we each have a gift, and those gifts are to be used for God’s glory and the good of others. Follow along as we dive into the meaning of each spiritual gift and how they are intended to be used. Stay Connected Follow @WarrenWiersbe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/warrenwiersbe Visit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons

About this Sermon: Dr. Warren Wiersbe explores the foundation Paul lays for the matter of spiritual gifts. The Bible tells us that the Trinity works together to give, administer, and operate gifts. Our spiritual gifts are to be used for the good of everyone and the glory of God. This message was preached on April 20, 1975, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor. Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 About this Series: When discussing spiritual gifts, it’s common to get caught up in controversial issues. Pastor Wiersbe reminds believers that we each have a gift, and those gifts are to be used for God’s glory and the good of others. Follow along as we dive into the meaning of each spiritual gift and how they are intended to be used. Stay Connected Follow @WarrenWiersbe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/warrenwiersbe Visit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one. Copyright This podcast is owned and

About this Sermon: The Christian life begins with and depends on faith. Pastor Wiersbe gives us four questions to ask ourselves that will help us make decisions that align with God's will. Walking by faith means we aren’t dependent on outward circumstances but rather following God’s Word. This message was preached on September 28, 1975, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor. Scripture Reference: Romans 14:22-23 About this Series: Have you ever wondered about the will of God? In this series, Dr. Warren Wiersbe defines the will of God. Highlighting Jonah and Gideon, we learn to build our faith and search for answers about God’s will in His Word. Stay Connected Follow @WarrenWiersbe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/warrenwiersbe Visit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one. Copyright This podcast is owned and operated by ScripTex, Inc, which Dr. Warren Wiersbe founded to manage all of his content. All

About this Sermon: At the beginning of Gideon’s ministry, God commanded him to tear down an altar to Baal that his father had built. But Gideon tested God in order to authenticate God’s will. Believers today have the Bible to authenticate God’s will, and God uses His Word to build our faith. This message was preached on September 21, 1975, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor. Scripture Reference: Judges 6, Judges 7, Judges 8 About this Series: Have you ever wondered about the will of God? In this series, Dr. Warren Wiersbe defines the will of God. Highlighting Jonah and Gideon, we learn to build our faith and search for answers about God’s will in His Word. Stay Connected Follow @WarrenWiersbe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/warrenwiersbe Visit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one. Copyright This podcast is owned and operated by ScripTex, Inc, which Dr. Warren Wiersbe founded to manage all of