Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

In this lesson, Mike looks at the family as a living mobile and examines the different elements that can create beauty, balance and form in the Sacred Family.

These beautiful and uplifting psalms describe the feelings of awe and joy experienced by those who traveled to the temple in Jerusalem in order to worship God and marvel at the city and temple at the heart of the Jewish religion.

The world's solutions to stress involve things like drugs, vacations or some type of therapy. As Christians, however, we believe that even if these methods might be helpful, the most satisfying and permanent solution to the problems of worry and stress can only be found through faith, and specifically through faith in Christ.

In this lesson, we look at several spiritual lessons our children teach us.

The penitential psalms record expressions of personal lament and confession of sin by the psalmist.

Mike outlines the rewards obtained by those who exercise the non-miraculous but very dynamic spiritual gift of liberality.

Mike wraps up the section of teen parenting with a look a parenting tweens.

Mike examines the psalms that highlight the value and power of God's Word.

In this sermon, Mike reviews the factors that go into both making and ultimately breaking the many bad habits we acquire as sinful human beings.

This lesson examines "nature" type psalms and how they are designed to not only highlight the beauty of creation but also how the creation serves to honor and reveal the power of God.

God tells us that Satan is actively trying to ruin us. In this lesson, Mike reveals the many tactics Satan uses to destroy God's church.

There are three basic stages that children go through before they become adults, and how we parent them during these periods will have an impact on what kind of people they become.

In this lesson, Mike describes the words of Jesus that changed the world in 4 important ways.

Mike will examine the last 3 ways we can breathe L.I.F.E. into our children.

This class will examine the three types of psalms that make up the "Wisdom" category of psalms.

This lesson explores the character of Jesus in His role of Good Shepherd rather than His suffering as sacrificial lamb.

The parenting relationship should be focused on the parent providing for the child's needs, not the reverse. It is God, in His love, who provides for us, and in the same way we provide for our children in our love.

In this lesson, Mike reviews the various literary devices that make Hebrew poetry unique.

Many couples desire to love and need love but are poor communicators. Mike examines some of the ways to improve communication skills within marriage.

In this third and final lesson, Mike explores the concept of biblical love and answers the question, "Why is love greater than faith or hope?"

If God created marriage for life then God can provide the element that keeps us together for life - love.

In this introductory lesson to the book of Psalms, Mike reviews the title, authorship, and use of this Jewish songbook.

In the second lesson in this series, Mike explains the main differences between hope as it is used and described here on earth and biblical hope which is described and manifested in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.

It is during the effort to know each other that the couple lays down the groundwork for their "oneness."

This lesson not only reviews what the Bible teaches concerning faith but also describes the legitimate spiritual experience that comes with having biblical faith.