Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

In this sermon, Mike briefly reviews the major belief systems of Western Civilization throughout history and how the acceptance or rejection of God in each of these has impacted society.

In this first of a two-part lesson, Mike describes the way that spiritual life and character are actually produced in the life of every disciple great and small.

In order to motivate more people to experience the very special joy that comes with exercising this virtue, Mike will review what the Bible teaches concerning 'the love of strangers.'

In this lesson, Mike examines the four groups of activities that Paul describes and condemns as those that will lead a Christian away from the kingdom of God.

Mike compares the 6 elements found in every sporting event to the challenge of living as a Christian in today's world.

In this lesson, Mike explains the reasons why the pursuit of Actual Perfection is not another form of "Law keeping."

Mike examines the words and ideas that Paul lays before us in Galatians 5 as he describes the actual perfection Christians can achieve through the power of the Holy Spirit.

In this lesson, we look at how the Holy Spirit works in creating these states of conditional and actual perfection.

For believers, becoming more perfect in Christ is the essence of life. Of course, this only makes sense if you understand that there are two aspects of perfection in the Christian's understanding.

Mike drills down into the Word and lays out what the New Testament actually says concerning the possibility of a Christian losing their salvation, once having been saved.

Becoming an American was a choice for me. In this lesson, I want to share the main reasons why this decision was an easy one to make.

There is something wrong with the title of this series, can you spot it? Here it is: You cannot have a 'more' perfect something or someone. You are perfect or you are not. Once something is perfect (without blemish or error) you cannot improve on it.

In this brief epistle, the Apostle Paul provides faith's solution to the problem of reconciling a Christian slave to his Christian master.

Mike contrasts some of the things that are always changing with those that never do.

John gives us a view of the inner workings of a first-century church as he mediates a dispute among three men over the issue of hospitality and its role in the life of the early church.

Christians pursue and define success differently than those not guided by their faith in Jesus Christ.

This epistle serves as a cover letter for the epistle (I John) that the Apostle has sent to a particular church having problems with false teachers and teachings.

Mike reviews the various ways that God calls each Christian at one time or another in life.

John closes out his first letter with a final way to be confident in salvation and adds a warning about the Antichrist.

As parents, we sincerely want our children to be faithful but sometimes because of our misconceptions of what Godly parenting ought to be, the exact opposite takes place.

In this lesson, John explains how one can determine who truly belongs to the Lord, and adds two other ways Christians can be confident about their salvation.

John lists the first of four ways an individual can be assured of personal salvation.

This sermon outlines some of the attitudes Christians need to cultivate in order to promote unity and peace within the church.

Mike begins this study by listing 10 facts about the Apostle John and the heresy that prompted his writing of this epistle.

In this section, Paul explains why he is a true Apostle and then shows us how he exercises his Apostolic authority over this church.