Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

Mike reviews and summarizes the reasons why Paul wrote this letter, and points out the consequences that the church has, over time, suffered because it has not followed these instructions.

Mike explores some of the spiritual reasons America has been blessed with great wealth.

Paul concludes his argument that the gospel he has preached and modeled is superior in its ability to save and reward those who believe and remain faithful to the end.

The section on church leadership continues with an examination of the qualifications Paul describes for those men who would serve as deacons.

In this lesson, Mike focuses on the invitation part of every sermon and examines its biblical purpose and relevance in preaching to today's church.

This series continues with Paul explaining and comparing both the physical and spiritual circumcisions as well as the teachers who promote each of these.

In this lesson, Mike reviews the attitude that the church should have towards their leaders, and begins explaining the role and qualifications for those who want to serve as deacons.

In this lesson, Mike monitors the type of things that go in and out of our mouths and offers some basic rules to avoid mouth-traffic 'accidents.'

Paul uses his situation and coworkers to sketch out how a mature Christian uses trials to make a statement about Christ and his faith.

As the title suggests this lesson will briefly look at what type of men should have the important responsibility of church leadership.

Of all the concepts and philosophies promoted throughout history, Christianity's main idea has, and continues to have, the greatest impact and ongoing influence in the world.

In this section, Paul lays out the journey for one who would be mature in Christ and includes the fascinating transformation Christ underwent in His incarnation as man.

Paul provides teaching on the importance and various types of prayers to be offered, as well as valuable background information concerning the proper roles men and women have in the church.

This portion of Philippians provides us with a rare glimpse of Paul's feelings concerning his personal situation and how he resolved an important dilemma facing him and his ministry.

Before continuing his charge to Timothy, Paul shares his own witness of salvation through Christ.

In this sermon, Mike examines the things we must actually do in order to forgive completely.

After Paul's brief greeting the Apostle sets forth in prayer the manner in which he directs the Philippians to pursue spiritual development and its ultimate result.

In this section, Paul lays out both the problem and Timothy's proper response to resolve the trouble being caused by the false teachers at Ephesus.

In this introductory lesson, Mike will review the history and unusual background of the city of Philippi along with the beginnings of the church there and the occasion of his writing of this epistle.

In this initial lesson, Mike reviews the background information about Timothy himself, the church where he served as evangelist and the issue that moved Paul to write this letter to his young protégé, Timothy.

In this lesson, Mike will talk about sexual immorality and what God's word says about today's attitude and practice in this area of human behavior.

This sermon attempts to separate the various legends and false ideas about these spiritual beings found in pop culture, and establish a more accurate picture of them based solely on biblical information.

Mike closes out the series with a closer look at the spiritual fruit created in the believer as he continues to walk in the Spirit.

As the title suggests, this lesson will not only name the excuses but also demonstrate the legitimacy of some and spiritual illness often disguised as simple reasons for non-attendance.

In this second lesson, Mike describes in detail the first of the spiritual fruit developed by God's Holy Spirit in man which is love.