Warren Wiersbe Sermons

The birth of Jesus was part of an ongoing war between God and Satan. Jesus was born to destroy the works of the devil: self-righteousness, pride, hatred, and deceit. And He won. Through His victory, Jesus brought us righteousness, humility, love, and truth.This message was preached on December 18, 1977, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: 1 John 3:7—15About 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 ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

Sin is an inborn, ingrained rebellion against God. It results in death. And every single person on Earth has a sin problem.But there is an answer to the problem. God sent His Son to provide the only solution for death. Jesus came to Earth to offer forgiveness for sin and give us eternal life.This message was preached on December 11, 1977, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: 1 John 3:1—10Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

The first four verses of 1 John talk about the experience of eternal life. Before God gave us His Son, people lived in death, darkness, and despair. But as Pastor Wiersbe explains the four stages of this life that God gave us, we see that the gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ transcends everything we’ve known before.This message was preached on December 4, 1977, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: Matthew 4:16, 1 John 1:1—4Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

Jesus gave the village of Bethlehem worldwide prominence when He was born there. But why did God choose Bethlehem as the place for Jesus’ birth? Warren Wiersbe examines how Jesus and Bethlehem are associated with the essentials, experiences, and expectations of life. Most of all, he explains why Jesus gives us hope.This message was preached on December 25, 1977, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: Micah 5:2; Luke 2Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

The shepherds were social outcasts—rejected and dirty. Yet, God chose to announce the birth of His promised Messiah and Savior to these lowly members of society. In this message, Pastor Wiersbe answers the question: Why was the first announcement of Jesus’ birth given to shepherds?This message was preached on December 18, 1977, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: Luke 2:1-8Stay ConnectedVisit ⁠⁠Wiersbe.com⁠⁠ to hear more sermons, search the library of Warren's writings and preachings, and discover books on Scripture and ministering to others. Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

Head to ⁠⁠Wiersbe.com⁠⁠ to hear more sermons, search the library of Warren's writings and preachings, and discover books on Scripture and ministering to others. The site gets better by the week!About this Sermon:Not only does God offer us salvation from sin, He loves us so much that He offers us other gifts, too. God offers us the gift of eternal life, He gives us the Bible for assurance, and He gives us eternal glory. We can receive all of these gifts through faith in Jesus Christ alone.This message was preached on December 19, 1976, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: John 17About this Series:This special Advent series reminds us of the grace of God that was made known at Christmas. Stay ConnectedVisit ⁠Wiersbe.com⁠ to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

Visit ⁠Wiersbe.com⁠ to hear more sermons, search the library of Warren's writings and preachings, and discover books on Scripture and ministering to others. The site gets better by the week!About this Sermon:When we think of Christmas, we often think of peace and joy, but we forget the word that underlies everything in the Christmas story: GRACE. God’s grace transcends any of the superficial or manufactured feelings of Christmas. When we accept God’s grace, He will forgive and enrich us because of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross.This message was preached on December 12, 1976, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 8:1-9About this Series:This special Advent series reminds us of the grace of God that was made known at Christmas. Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

When Faith Doesn't Make Sense, What Then?Life is a school of learning from God and it helps us to grow in our faith. Abraham stayed in the school of faith his entire life, and studying him, we see what we can expect our lives to be like when we live by faith. Going through life in faith allows us to grow through the tests we face.This message was preached at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: Genesis 22Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

Many people miss the blessings of today because they are carrying the burdens of yesterday and worrying about the problems of tomorrow. But when we have Jesus as our Savior, we can live as He did—one day at a time. Ask God for the strength to face each new day, and He will give you what you need.This message was preached on April 24, 1977, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: Luke 7:11-17Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

In the Old Testament, God often took inventory of His people. In the New Testament, Paul told the church to examine themselves before God. If we don’t know what we have and where we are, we don’t know what to do or where to go. Pastor Wiersbe looks at the characteristics of the centurion in Luke 7 to help us examine our own lives.This message was preached on April 17, 1977, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: Luke 7:1-10Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

The best word to describe the Christian faith is life—life in Jesus Christ, the risen, triumphant, reigning Son of God. But there are people all around us that do not have this everlasting life. Warren Wiersbe shares three reasons everyone should accept and share life in Christ—the holiest life possible.Years later, Warren published a book under the same title as this sermon, This is the Life! Check it out on Amazon. This message was preached on April 10, 1977, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: Colossians 3:1-17Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

The Triumphal Entry is remembered for Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem riding on a donkey. In this message, Warren Wiersbe considers the act of faith and fulfillment of prophecy on the part of those who lent Jesus the donkey, and reminds us to use what we have in serving Jesus the King. This message was preached on April 11, 1976, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: Luke 19:29—44Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

⁠Wiersbe.com⁠⁠ is the all-new site to hear more sermons, search the library of Warren's writings and preachings, and discover books on Scripture and ministering to others. About this Sermon:Romans 10 tells us about Israel’s rejection of God, His righteousness, His Word, His messengers, and ultimately, His love. As Paul reveals this, he is simultaneously warning us to not be like the Israelites. God’s righteousness is still available to those who would receive Him.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: Romans 10Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

⁠Wiersbe.com⁠ is the all-new site to hear more sermons, search the library of Warren's writings and preachings, and discover books on Scripture and ministering to others. About this Sermon:Nicodemus is the man who stepped out of the darkness into the light of salvation. Nicodemus was like many people—spiritually in the dark. But he chose to search out the truth and found Jesus, the Light of the world.We are all born sinners, and we all face the same decision that Nicodemus faced: do we choose to find the light, or do we stay in darkness?This message was preached on April 20, 1975, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture References: John 3:1—7; John 7:45—52; John 19:38—42Stay ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

Announcing ⁠Wiersbe.com⁠! All of Warren Wiersbe's sermons, books and articles are catalogued and searchable to help you grow in your joyful study of God's Word.About this Sermon:Everything that involves atonement originates in Leviticus 16. The Jewish people had to offer sacrifices for their sins once a year—the Day of Atonement, which is picture of our salvation. If we understand the various appointments for the Day of Atonement, we can gain a deeper understanding of our own salvation.This message was preached on August 8, 1976, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: Leviticus 16Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

Did you know Wiersbe.com⁠ has just launched? All of Warren Wiersbe's sermons, books and articles are catalogued and searchable to help you grow in your joyful study of God's Word.About this Sermon:A miracle is “an act of God that cannot be explained or duplicated by man.” And God's greatest miracle is the work of Jesus, his death, burial and resurrection to new life! This message was preached on April 18, 1976, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 15:1-11Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

Visit the ALL-NEW ⁠Wiersbe.com⁠ to hear more sermons, search the library of Warren's writings and preachings, and discover books on Scripture and ministering to others.About this Sermon:Some people question whether or not they are truly saved. But we can have assurance of our salvation! If you are truly born again, certain characteristics mark you as a Christian. 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 12:1-11About 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 ConnectedVisit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

Visit the ALL-NEW Wiersbe.com to hear more sermons, search the library of Warren's writings and preachings, and discover books on Scripture and ministering to others. About this Sermon: There are four levels of thankfulness to help us mature in our love and fellowship with God and others. Listen to this message to find out what they are.This message was preached on November 23, 1975, at the Moody Church in Chicago, IL, when Dr. Wiersbe served as the Senior Pastor.Scripture Reference: Luke 10:1-24Stay Connected! Visit Wiersbe.com to search all of Dr. Wiersbe’s books and explore an ever-growing library of sermons like this one.Copyright 2025 by Scriptex, Inc.

God uses each generation to accomplish His purposes. But with each new generation comes a new set of problems. In Genesis we see Isaac’s family starting out as a devoted, spiritual, and happy family. But as the story progressed, his family ended up divided, carnal, and tragic. Warren Wiersbe explains what we can learn from the mistakes made by Isaac’s family.This message was first preached at The Moody Church in Chicago, IL on August 3, 1975. For more information, visit Wiersbe.com.

God promises to make our paths straight, not necessarily easy, when we trust in Him. But even when we trust Christ as our Savior, we will still need guidance in knowing and practicing the His will. In order for God to guide us, Warren Wiersbe explains, there are three conditions we must meet first.This message was first preached at The Moody Church in Chicago, IL on July 27, 1975. For more information, visit Wiersbe.com.