In May of 1990, Warren Wiersbe returned to the Moody Church to preach the Mother's Day service in the morning. The text that morning was Matthew 20:17—20, on the request of the mother of James and John. Join Dr. Wiersbe as we discover what prayer actually is!

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In May of 1990, Warren Wiersbe returned to the Moody Church to preach an evening service on the blessed life as described in Psalm 1. In this new year, may this message bless you in your following Jesus.

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Merry Christmas podcast family! At the first Christmas, everyone went to Bethlehem. But why? When we look at the events that happened in Bethlehem, we can learn more about why Jesus was born there and what that means for us. Find Jesus this Christmas, wherever you are.

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When the angel announced Jesus’ birth, he said that His name would be Immanuel, “God with us.” But what does “Immanuel” mean for us? In this message, Warren Wiersbe explains the all-important name of Jesus.

This message was delivered when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, IL. For more information about Warren Wiersbe, visit Wiersbe.com.

Simeon waited his whole life for the coming of the Messiah. When he saw Jesus, Simeon uttered words of praise and blessing because he saw his salvation. In this message, Warren Wiersbe focuses on what Simeon had to say about Jesus.

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Jesus closes the Beatitudes by comparing Christians to salt and light. Jesus instructs us to share his salt and light with our dark and decaying world, without becoming contaminated by the world. From Matthew 5:13-16

This message was preached when Dr. Wiersbe was the Senior Pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, IL. For more information on Warren Wiersbe, visit Wiersbe.com.

Blessed are you when you are persecuted!

If we are going to live the Christian life well, we should expect persecution. Jesus had to suffer for our sin, and we will have to suffer for Him. When suffering comes, we should still rejoice because of the opportunity it brings and the reward we will receive.

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.

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.