W. W. Wiersbe. This commentary is a devotional study of the first eleven chapters of Genesis.

W. W. Wiersbe. This commentary is a devotional study of the life of faith of the patriarch Abraham (Genesis 12:1–25:11).

W. W. Wiersbe. This set consists one each of each of the 19 New Testament commentaries that EBI has published of Dr. Warren W. Wiersbe.

W. W. Wiersbe. This commentary is a devotional study of the book of Exodus.

W. W. Wiersbe. Be Loyal is an expository survey of Matthew, presenting Jesus Christ as King and emphasizing what Dr. Wiersbe feels Matthew wanted to convey to us about Jesus Christ and His ministry.

W. W. Wiersbe. Mark is the perfect Gospel for the space age people who are in constant motion. The author focuses on Jesus Christ the Servant, always in motion, always doing the will of the Father and serving others.

W. W. Wiersbe. As you study what Dr. Luke wrote (chapters 1–13) about the Great Doctor, Jesus Christ, you will better understand God’s compassion, and you will be motivated to show more interest and love for others.

W. W. Wiersbe. In this study of Luke 14–24 Warren Wiersbe examines Luke’s account of our Lord’s journey to Jerusalem, reminding us that the main message for God’s people today is: Be Courageous!

W. W. Wiersbe. In Vivos en Cristo Dr. Wiersbe presents the basic teachings of the first twelve chapters of John, and encourages the reader to examine its truths with their heart and mind full of worship.

W. W. Wiersbe. In the first chapters of the Gospel of John, we see a group of men who struggled with their faith and on occasion stumbled. But after the death and resurrection of Christ, things changed (chapters 13–21) — because they were transformed by the power and words of Christ.