Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

Mike reviews the history, author, recipient and context in which the letter to Titus was written.

Mike reviews the life and work of Fanny J. Crosby, one of the most prolific composers of sacred poetry and hymns.

In this final section, Paul will provide Timothy the reasons and resources necessary to be successful in ministry as well as in life.

Paul transitions from encouragement and instructions to warnings about the dangerous people Timothy will face in the world as well as in the church.

Mike talks about the specific blessings we enjoy as Christians and what these should motivate us to do in the here and now.

In this section, Paul details the various activities Timothy needs to pursue in order to carry out an effective ministry in a church where he faces opposition from false teachers.

Paul provides Timothy with both examples and motivation to remain faithful in his service to the church.

Mike explains that the type of funeral he will preach for you will largely depend on the life you have lived.

Paul encourages Timothy to remain faithful and describes several ways that Timothy could assure himself that he was keeping this charge.

How Christians can influence the spiritual tone of their surroundings and their need to do so.

Mike quickly reviews the time and circumstances for the writing of this, Paul's final epistle, and explores the many ideas expressed in Paul's greeting.

Paul completes his letter with a series of warnings directed at the church and Timothy in order to preserve their faith and his ministry.

Mike wraps up this series by examining the amazing final gift to all believers by Jesus, the actual indwelling of God's Holy Spirit to transform Christians into the very image of Christ Himself.

Mike examines the problem of evil and how the Bible responds to the irony of evil's existence, even at Christmas.

After His resurrection, Jesus appeared several times to His Apostles and the instructions He gave them would change the world in three significant ways.

Mike reviews the issue of slavery in the ancient times in order to give context to Paul's teaching regarding slaves in his letter to Timothy.

In this lesson, Mike will look closely at the events surrounding Jesus' resurrection and describe His twelve recorded appearances in Chronological order.

In this section, Paul instructs Timothy concerning the way he should deal with church leaders who cause trouble.

In this sermon, Mike breaks down the difference between indoctrination and conversion.

In this lesson, Mike reviews the last things that Jesus saw and experienced, and the seven last things He said.

In this section of his letter, Paul will move away from instruction on doctrinal matters and provide guidance on not only the care of widows in the church but also which women were eligible for the church's assistance.

In this first part of a five-part series, Mike follows Jesus' steps as He eats a final meal with His Apostles and experiences the first pangs of His long night of suffering in the lonely garden called Gethsemane.

In the fourth chapter of this epistle, Paul will both warn Timothy about the apostasy to come and the false teaching that cause it and remind the young evangelists about the ministry for which he is responsible.

Mike compares the science of the knock-out in boxing with the way sin can destroy us if we don't properly defend ourselves.

In the final section of his letter, Paul reviews the elements that demonstrate Christian maturity in one's life and the ultimate blessing that these bring to the believer who pursues them.