Warren Wiersbe Podcast

Peace means much more than the absence of hostility. The Hebrew word for peace, shalom, means total well-being. In this message, Warren Wiersbe defines peace as a positive force that creates an atmosphere for people to grow and become who God wants them to be. This message was given when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL. For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit Wiersbe.com.

Warren Wiersbe began preaching at Cedarville University in the 1960's, and continued to make trips to the school well into the 2000's. He loved the student body, the various presidents who led the school. And when he died, he gifted his library to Cedarville so that future students could benefit from the resources he assembled. On November 15, 2024, Dan visited the campus to install Warren Wiersbe's final published book, Becoming New: 100 Days of Transformation Through God's Word, into the Warren and Betty Wiersbe Library, and while he was there, he had a chance to sit down with Dr. Thomas White. Find out more about Cedarville University and Warren Wiersbe.

Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God! In this sermon, Warren Wiersbe explains the call to cultivate the inner self to be solely focused on God. This message will help us grow in our desire to see God above all else. This message was preached when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, IL. For more information about Warren Wiersbe visit Wiersbe.com.

What is mercy? In this message, Warren Wiersbe defines what biblical mercy is—and what it isn’t. When God gives us His righteousness through Christ, He expects us to be like Him and show mercy to others. When we practice mercy, we receive more mercy to share, and that brings us peace, liberty, and joy. This message was preached when Dr. Wiersbe was Senior Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, IL. For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit Wiersbe.com.

The long-awaited release of Becoming New by Warren Wiersbe releases today! This 100-day journey through scripture is a great companion to growing in your faith and letting God change your life from the inside out. Purchase the book at Amazon or ChristianBook.com. Hear Dan's interviews with Chris Fabry on Chris Fabry Live, Suzie Larson on Suzie Larson Live, and Wayne Shepherd on First Person with Wayne Shepherd. And to be entered into the drawing to win one of 3 signed copies of Becoming New, enter here! Dan will choose three winners on November 16th and contact you to send you your own copy of this book to celebrate the launch. If you've picked up Becoming New, please leave a review on Amazon to help others like you who are seeking solid bible teaching and devotional readings. Every positive review counts!

Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness! In this sermon, Warren Wiersbe tells us that we must let the righteousness of Christ infiltrate every aspect of our being so that we can more readily detect and reject the sin in our lives. This message was preached when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL. For more information on Warren Wiersbe, visit Wiersbe.com.

What does Jesus mean when he said, "Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth?" Many confuse meekness with weakness. But Pastor Wiersbe shows us that meekness is power under control. For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit Wiersbe.com.

From Matthew 5:4, Pastor Wiersbe preaches on "Blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted." For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit Wiersbe.com.

From Matthew 5:3, Dr. Wiersbe focuses on the first beatitude, "Blessed are the poor in spirit." For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit Wiersbe.com

Dr. Wiersbe begins his treatment on how a disciple of Jesus is salt and light in the world by living the ladder of the Beatitudes found in Matthew 5:1—16. For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit Wiersbe.com.

Warren Wiersbe begins the series in Matthew 5 on the Beatitudes, called This Way to Happiness! For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit wiersbe.com. This message was preached when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

In one of his greatest messages of all time, Warren Wiersbe unpacks the deeper meaning of Luke 15 as it relates to Jesus himself and what he had to do to make this story possible. This message was preached while Warren Wiersbe was the Sr. Pastor at Moody Church in Chicago, IL. For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit wiersbe.com.

Dr. Benny Tate, pastor of Rock Springs Church in Milner, Georgia, joins the podcast to discuss his 35 years of ministry and the importance of long-term commitment. He shares the impact Warren Wiersbe has had on his ministry and lessons he's learned by staying in one place as a pastor. Dan and Pastor Benny also dive into the role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life and ministry, why humility is essential for leaders, and why it's a good idea to write a book based on a sermon series. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Connection with Warren Wiersbe 06:17 The Power of Long-Term Ministry 09:16 The Impact of Humility in Leadership 17:37 The Transformative Power of Preaching 22:30 Appreciating and Supporting Pastors 25:58 Making a Difference in the Lives of Others 28:07 Studying the Holy Spirit and Writing 'Unlimited' 30:13 Living in the Fullness of the Holy Spirit 35:03 The Power of Preaching and the Impact of Books Pre-order your copy of Becoming New on Amazon now! For more information about

From Luke 15:11-39, Warren Wiersbe looks at the elder brother in the story of the Prodigal Son, which serves as a warning for any of us who think we are getting less than we deserve from God. This message was preached while Warren Wiersbe was the Sr. Pastor at Moody Church in Chicago, IL. For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit wiersbe.com.

This message from Luke 15:11—32 unfolds the ways the prodigal son learned the hard way about sin, his flesh, and salvation. This message was preached while Warren Wiersbe was the Sr. Pastor at Moody Church in Chicago, IL. For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit wiersbe.com.

In this four-part series on Luke 15, Warren Wiersbe explains how the three stories of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son make up one larger story about salvation and Christian living. This message was preached when Warren Wiersbe was the Sr. Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, IL. For more information about Warren Wiersbe or to explore books and other resources, visit wiersbe.com.

In February of 1993, Dr. Wiersbe traveled to one of his favorite ministries, the Rio Grande Bible Institute to preach their annual Bible Conference. This message is from those morning and evening sessions, Feb 22-26, 1993.  During these sessions, Dr. Wiersbe unpacks the Lord's Prayer (or, The Disciple's Prayer).  This sermon is broadcast with express permission from Rio Grande Bible Institute. 

In February of 1993, Dr. Wiersbe traveled to one of his favorite ministries, the Rio Grande Bible Institute to preach their annual Bible Conference. This message is from those morning and evening sessions, Feb 22-26, 1993.  During these sessions, Dr. Wiersbe unpacks the Lord's Prayer (or, The Disciple's Prayer).  This sermon is broadcast with express permission from Rio Grande Bible Institute. 

In February of 1993, Dr. Wiersbe traveled to one of his favorite ministries, the Rio Grande Bible Institute to preach their annual Bible Conference. This message is from those morning and evening sessions, Feb 22-26, 1993.  During these sessions, Dr. Wiersbe unpacks the Lord's Prayer (or, The Disciple's Prayer).  This sermon is broadcast with express permission from Rio Grande Bible Institute. 

In February of 1993, Dr. Wiersbe traveled to one of his favorite ministries, the Rio Grande Bible Institute to preach their annual Bible Conference. This message is from those morning and evening sessions, Feb 22-26, 1993.  During these sessions, Dr. Wiersbe unpacks the Lord's Prayer (or, The Disciple's Prayer).  This sermon is broadcast with express permission from Rio Grande Bible Institute.