Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

Paul continues to answer questions that his readers might ask concerning what he has written. In this section, he answers the possible question "if compliance to rules cannot save me, why should I even try?"

In this lesson, Paul answers a third question concerning salvation: "What does salvation give me?"

Surrendering to God is a slow but transformative process that changes who we are at our core, not just our beliefs, leading to a profound shift in identity and a restoration of the Edenic vision of walking with God, despite the challenges of battling sin and resistance.

In this class, we look at the Law and Abraham as we begin chapter 4 of Romans. We'll also take a short 6 question "Faith Check" quiz.

This section of Romans contains the reason why and the method how God's grace was revealed to sinful man.

In this sermon, Mike describes the nature of the "upward call" that Paul mentions in Philippians 3:14 as well as some strategies to help obtain this blessing.

In this lesson, Mike explains how God has responded to man's rejection of God's initial offer of grace.

Paul continues to describe the basis for the universal condemnation of mankind.

Discover the transformative power of biblical repentance and how it leads to salvation, confirms faith, and avoids punishment for sin, emphasizing the importance of sincerely embracing repentance for spiritual growth and blessings.

Paul begins his epistle by explaining the universality of sinfulness and how it has affected mankind.

This lesson explores how people of faith react when facing their 'moment of truth.'

In this introductory lesson, Mike looks at a key passage in the first chapter that summarizes the entire epistle.

Embrace your role in the team, whether strong or weak, and remember that in the church, everyone gets to play and contribute equally towards the final victory by staying faithful to Christ.

Final review lesson on the Colossian letter focusing on the idea that only Jesus is preeminent in every area of life, history, and the created world.

In this sermon, Mike reviews the criteria listed by John the Apostle in his three epistles concerning the character and actions of a genuine disciple of Jesus Christ.

Paul continues describing the standard of living that flows from Jesus' teaching and adds a final feature of that design - an ordered society.

This lesson examines the reasons why Christians believe in Jesus' resurrection and how this event should transform one's life.

In this lesson Paul will add the two final elements included in the Christian standard/ethic established by Jesus.

In his final appeal to the Galatian Christians, Paul encourages them to reject the soul-killing teachings of the Judaizers and live as free men according to the teachings of the Holy Spirit.

Regardless of what point you start from, most religious discussions boil down to one issue - where's the dividing line?

This lesson continues the discussion on Christian ethics and how various elements come together to establish a Christian "Standard" for life and morality.

In this section Paul will explain how freedom, like all other spiritual blessings, is obtained through a system of faith and not law.

Paul begins to explore another area where Christ is first or preeminent and that is in the determination of what is ultimately right or wrong.

In this lesson Paul establishes the main argument of his letter to the Galatians, that spiritual blessings have always been obtained through a system of faith and not through a system of merit.

The resurrection of Lazarus reveals how different people perceive Jesus in different ways.