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Warren Wiersbe on Peace in Perilous Times - Dispensational (Philippians 4:6-7)

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"As prophetic signs multiply and the world grows more anxious, believers have a resource: prayer that produces peace. 'The Lord is at hand'—His return is near! This blessed hope dispels anxiety. Whatever comes prophetically, His peace guards us until He comes." — Warren Wiersbe. Dispensational: peace until He comes.

Topics & Themes

prophetic signsreturn nearblessed hopeuntil He comesperilous times

Scripture References

Philippians 4:5-7

Emotional Tone

hopepeacetrust

Audience

adults

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