Warren W. Wiersbe
American clergyman and bible teacherWikipedia
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Sep 18, 2026
SimeonHOST
You thought about that? spiritual person is willing to even suffer loss if it contributes in some way to the greatest spiritual objective of God's glory and achieving peace.
SimeonHOST
Wiersbe says, in Egypt Abraham put himself first, now that he is back in Canaan and back to the altar he put God first, others second and himself last.
SimeonHOST
Abraham did not insist on his rights, he was willing to be dead to his own rights and position.
SimeonHOST
Learn to die to your rights in the Christian life.
Robbie SymonsHOST
The Jordan, the Jordan, the Jordan River.
Robbie SymonsHOST
Warren Wiersbe has brilliant insight here.
Robbie SymonsHOST
He points this out.
Robbie SymonsHOST
He says, centuries before Israel crossed the Jordan, And when Joshua led them towards the promised land, there was like, as they crossed the Jordan, it was like a national baptism.
Jill BriscoeHOST
The being tested bit.
Jill BriscoeHOST
One of Warren Wiersbe's books is called To Be Renewed.
Jill BriscoeHOST
And in that, he says this.
Jill BriscoeHOST
God never wastes suffering.
SimeonHOST
And the reason we know that is because they have excavated ziggurats, they're called, in that area that seem to indicate more this kind of construction.
SimeonHOST
Warren Wiersbe explains it nice and simply, he says, a ziggurat was like a pyramid except that the successive levels were recessed so that you could walk to the top on steps.
SimeonHOST
At the top was a special shrine dedicated to a god or goddess.
SimeonHOST
Here's another artist's impression of what a ziggurat might have looked like in Ur of the Chaldees or in the Babylonian area there.
Robbie SymonsHOST
The Jordan, the Jordan, the Jordan River.
Robbie SymonsHOST
Warren Wiersbe has brilliant insight here.
Robbie SymonsHOST
He points this out.
Robbie SymonsHOST
He says, centuries before Israel crossed the Jordan, And when Joshua led them towards the promised land, there was like, as they crossed the Jordan, it was like a national baptism.
Stephen DaveyHOST
He was surrounded by wealth, but he never surrendered to wealth.
Stephen DaveyHOST
As Warren Wiersbe put it, he had possessions, but they did not possess him.
Stephen DaveyHOST
Notice verse 18.
Stephen DaveyHOST
O Lord, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel, our fathers, keep forever such purposes and thoughts in the hearts of your people and direct their hearts toward you.
James GriffinHOST
this is how I go in, and I meet with Him, and I commune with Him.
James GriffinHOST
If we forget, as Warren Wiersbe once said, that prayer is a miracle.
Jacob WhiteheadHOST
Hmm.
Carlos FernandezHOST
Hmm.
Bryce CrawfordGUEST
tell it like, hey,
Levi LuskoHOST
only look at Warren Wiersbe.
Levi LuskoHOST
You can get it to answer your question.
Levi LuskoHOST
So basically, it's like you getting to interview the author of that book on a particular subject.
Susie LarsonGUEST
Mm, boy, that's another great question.
Susie LarsonGUEST
You know, Dr. Warren Wiersbe, uh, he's in Heaven now.
Susie LarsonGUEST
He, he was one of my favorites.
Susie LarsonGUEST
Um, he came out of retirement three times to be on my show.
Mary DanielsenHOST
Between the events of Christ's two comings lies the church age, a mystery moment.
Mary DanielsenHOST
And Warren Wiersbe, who I absolutely love, if you do not have his commentaries, I strongly suggest getting a hold of his Old Testament and New Testament commentaries.
Mary DanielsenHOST
He's gonna fill us in on a deeper meaning on this when we come back.
Mary DanielsenHOST
This is a perfect place to take a little bit of a break, a two-minute break, on today's edition of Stand Up for the Truth for September fifteenth.
Mary DanielsenHOST
It's not obvious in the text, but by virtue of hindsight, the gap becomes clear.
Mary DanielsenHOST
Between the events of Christ's two comings lies the church age, a mystery moment in God's program.
Mary DanielsenHOST
Warren Wiersbe writes, and again, get his commentaries, they are so good, "The entire age of the church fits between Zechariah nine, nine and nine, ten, just as it does between Isaiah nine, six and seven, and after the comma in [chuckles] Isaiah sixty-one, two." Again, if you need these scripture references of all kinds from today's program, just let me know.
Mary DanielsenHOST
As Wiersbe notes, this prophetic gap is also obvious in Isaiah nine, six and seven.
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