Warren Wiersbe Podcast

Luke 2:8-20 tells the story of the shepherds on the first Christmas night. Why did God reveal the glory of his son to shepherds? Dr. Wiersbe explores this question and what it means for us in this sermon from December 1977.

God used Esther to bless and help the Jewish nation. God had a plan and a purpose for every person in the story, even those who were working against Him. Dr. Wiersbe connects the story of Esther to our own lives. We are all important to God, and we all have a purpose. God will always accomplish His purposes, and ultimately, He will triumph over evil.

Jezebel left a unique legacy in Bible history and causes us to reflect on what we are leaving behind in our lives.

The name Hannah means “grace.” In this message, Dr. Wiersbe examines the grace God gave Hannah as she faced great sorrow in her life and had to depend on the grace of God. As with Hannah, God gives us the same grace in our lives.

Ruth is a love story about the love of God. Ruth worked, waited, and sought after Boaz to redeem her. Likewise, Jesus is willing and able to save us.

Rahab, the harlot, is mentioned three times in the New Testament. She is in the genealogy of Jesus and is listed with the men of faith. Rahab is a tremendous illustration of saving faith and teaches us four lessons about this saving faith.

Every time we see Miriam in the Bible, she speaks or sings. Sometimes, her speech is for good, but when she lets sin creep into her heart, Miriam takes her eyes off God and loses her song. Pastor Wiersbe shows us what we can learn from this singing prophetess.

What’s worse than watching someone deteriorate physically? Pastor Wiersbe suggests that it’s watching a person deteriorate spiritually while pulling others down with them.  When we are first introduced to Rebekah in Genesis 24, she is kind, pure, courteous, and spiritual. But by the end of her life, she was a manipulating, scheming, lying, failure. As we study her life, let us be mindful that we are just as susceptible to this deterioration.

Lot’s wife was worldly. Fixated on the things of the world, she couldn’t leave those items behind to follow God. Her life is a warning for believers. She hoped in the world, but we must place our hope in Jesus. We must not take our eyes off Him.

Sarah learned that it doesn’t pay to laugh at God—He always knows what He’s doing. Dr. Wiersbe uses Sarah’s laughter to teach us about our faith and joy. If we rely on the promises of God, we can have faith to laugh.

"The Woman Who Became a Thief" was preached by Dr. Wiersbe on July 3, 1977 at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL. Throughout the Bible, God honors and protects womanhood, and this introductory message to this series focuses on Eve.

God had Jonah's mind, body, and will, but he didn't have his heart. This message was preached April 23, 1978 when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

Jonah 3 is the greatest missionary miracle and one of the greatest second chances recorded in Scripture. Discover the five factors that make this miracle great. This message was preached April 16, 1978 when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

Everyone knows that Jonah ran away from God but eventually returned. But what you might not know are the four stages he went through during this time, which Dr. Wiersbe explores in this message. This message was preached April 9, 1978 when Dr. Wiersbe was Senior Pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

Jonah was missing the privilege of fulfilling everything God had made him to be. This message was preached on April 2, 1978 at The Moody Church in Chicago, IL when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor.

HB Charles is the Senior Pastor of Shiloh Baptist Metropolitan Tabernacle in Jacksonville, FL, and one of the genuinely gifted expositors of our day. Dan and HB talk about preaching, study, word counts, conferences, and how to preach in different cultural contexts.... the conversation is just as fascinating as it is broad. Follow us on X @WarrenWiersbe for book giveaways and big surprises. Find and subscribe to HB Charles' podcast, On Preaching, too!

At the end of His prayer in John 17, Jesus prayed for the unity of believers. We are part of the same family if we have trusted Christ as our Savior. This message was preached when Dr. Wiersbe was the Sr. Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

The greatest thing we can do in this world is touch people with the truth and love of God. Pastor Wiersbe explains what it looks like to live in the world physically, but be separate from it spiritually. This message was preached when Dr. Wiersbe was the Sr. Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

The world is obsessed with finding security. But Pastor Wiersbe points out six facts about believers' security in Christ. This message was preached when Dr. Wiersbe was the Sr. Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, IL.

Knowledge is one of the most valued resources in the world today. But the world has divorced knowledge from its source, which is God. In John 17, Jesus prayed that we might grow in our knowledge of God. To know God is the greatest knowledge we could ever have. But in order to get to know God, He has to have our heart, mind, and will. This message was preached when Dr. Wiersbe was the Sr. Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, IL.