Warren W. Wiersbe

Born 1929-05-16 East Chicago, IN (USA)

Died 2019-05-02
Lincoln, NE (USA)

Dr. Warren W. Wiersbe is well-known as a Pastor, Teacher and Author. He has authored over 150 books and written numerous columns. Wiersbe lives in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Places Lived

East Chicago, IN
Bloomington, IN
Deerfield, IL
Omaha, NE
Lincoln, NE
Chicago, IL

Author Of

Nonfiction
Biography

Keywords

Bible Study; Inspirational Works; Religion; Memoirs

Education

Undergraduate Studies, Indiana University and Roosevelt University
Bachelor of Theology Degree, Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, Lisle, IL
Doctorate of Divinity, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, IL

Occupation

Pastor
Minister
Director
Author

Places Worked

Central Baptist Church, Chicago, IL
Moody Memorial Church, Chicago, IL
Youth for Christ
Calvary Baptist Church, Covington, KY
Back to the Bible (Teacher and Director), Lincoln, NE

Associations

Back to the Bible

Bibliography

Wiersbe is a prolific author. The titles listed are just a few of his published works:

Live Like a King: Living the Beatitudes Today. 1976.
Real Worship: It Will Transform Your Life. 1986.
What to Wear to the War: Studies from Ephesians 6. 1986.
Be Satisfied: Looking for the Answer to the Meaning of Life.
1990.
Be Obedient: Learning the Secret of Living By Faith. 1991.
Be Patient: Waiting on God In Difficult Times. 1991.
Wiersbe's Expository Outlines on the New Testament. 1992.
Forward and final chapter in I Love to Tell the Story. by Harold J. Berry.
Be Myself. 1997.
Classic Sermons on Death and Dying. 2000.
Sermons of the Century : Inspiration from 100 Years of Influential Preaching. 2000.
Angry People-- and What We Can Learn From Them. 2001.
Caring People : Learning to Live With and Help One Another. 2002.

Also the author of “Insight for the Pastor” column in Moody Monthly Magazine

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