Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

This sermon compares the various ideas that exist about heaven with the Bible's description of this dimension.

The second part of this lesson on Domestic Violence examines the Bible's instructions concerning marriages struggling with this problem.

Michael Jackson's old song, "Black or White" reflects the attitude that James says Christians should have towards other people.

It has long been held that preachers can't count. I suppose it's because they usually overestimate the size of attendance or count the unborn babies as present.

This lesson focuses on the profile of the typical abuser and reasons why women stay in these types of marital situations.

This section in the Book of James defines the type of thinking and behavior that constitutes the "bottom line" in what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ.

A faith building program that has been used to help Christians build up their faith muscle and protect them from poor spiritual health.

This lesson reviews the basic instructions God provides concerning the subject of sex in marriage.

Sin is everybody's problem and in this lesson Mike reviews the true tested method that James provides to successfully deal with the everyday temptations to sin.

Christians are in a unique situation when called on to deal with their enemies. This lesson will outline the various strategies that the Bible provides when believers must face those who injure them in some way.

Mike finishes up this section of the course by laying out some of the basic dos and don'ts for people caught up in a personal divorce.

James explains the radically different way Christians deal with trouble in life, and why they do so.

A discussion about the core element of the gospel message - by what power are we saved and how does it work? The lesson will explain the ideas of faith and grace in their proper biblical contexts.

This class reviews the dos and don'ts for those people who are experiencing a divorce in their family circle or among their friends or co-workers.

This introductory lesson reviews the author, date written and general purpose for this practical book on Christian living.

This lesson reviews what not to do if you want to succeed at marriage.

Paul concludes his teaching on grace by describing the final results in a person's life after being saved by faith in response to God's grace.

This sermon examines how God perseveres in His efforts to seek and save sinful man.

Paul answers a critical question concerning the Jews - "Why weren't the Jews saved?"

Paul explains what this grace demands and how that very same grace enables us to meet those demands.

Solomon sketches out the character of a woman who uses her sexual charm to seduce a foolish man.

Paul breaks off his general discussion on grace in order to focus on his personal struggle with sin.

In this world of competing church "styles" (progressive vs. traditional vs. visitor friendly, etc) it is necessary to realize that the Bible describes the church belonging to Christ as being glorious in nature, not big or successful.

Paul continues with his answer to the question, "If I am under grace, why should I try to obey the Law?" In this section, he will respond to this question from an experiential instead of an historical perspective.

Mike discusses the very real effects of the personal indwelling of the Holy Spirit in every Christian.