Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

In this lesson Mike will examine how God's all-knowing character affects our everyday lives and our spiritual development.

According to the pundits, the possible presidency of either candidate would be the final step in the destruction of this nation. This election has so polarized the American people that each side views the other as the agent of the apocalypse should the other's candidate ascend to the top position in the land...

Mike tackles the most common of struggles, worry, and provides Biblical antidotes to this most debilitating human problem.

Mike uses the popular 'Redneck' joke format to examine the signs that indicate who the true Christians are in the eyes of unbelievers.

In this lesson, we dig deeper into the essential character of God and find out that what He wants from us is that we get to know Him intimately and learn how to do this.

The church serves as a moral conscience for society, declaring Christ's truth, providing a moral compass, and offering an alternative to the destructive paths of the world, guiding others towards faith, obedience, and love.

Be mindful of the devil's tactics and avoid places where he can find you, seek refuge in the Word, prayer, and Christian fellowship to resist his influence and find strength in saying no and seeking God's help when under attack.

Engage in meaningful discussions and deepen your understanding of discipleship with Mike Mazzalongo's Devos series, featuring short devotional messages and insightful discussion questions for your small group or class.

In this lesson, Mike explains the different emotions and reactions present in discouragement and easy discouragement, and provides ways to deal with both.

This first lesson explores the essential nature of God and how we can relate to Him effectively.

Tied at #5 with Coping with Change is another coping struggle - coping with conflict. This lesson will attempt to define conflict and offer strategies to help decrease the instances of conflict in our everyday lives.

Tied for 5th place in our countdown was the issue of coping with change. This lesson provides practical strategies that help people deal with the anxiety often caused by life's many changes.

In the final chapter of Peter's letter, the Apostle provides the way Christians in every era should respond to discouragement and persecution.

Mike outlines the 4 "A's" necessary to build a lasting and happy marriage.

Peter continues his last letter to the church by emphasizing the important role of God's word in the development of the Christian character and the need to be on guard for those who would teach false things in God's name.

Neglecting attendance and involvement is the 6th most problematic issue according to our church survey. Mike will discuss this problem, its consequences and provide the top ten reasons why people neglect church services.

In this lesson, Mike develops five principles that Jesus gives the church to use in times of trouble.

In II Peter, the Apostle writes a final letter before his execution in Rome, and in it, he instructs the church concerning the spiritual development they must have to truly experience the Christian life and hope of heaven.

The sin of Pride comes in at 7th place in our Sins and Struggles survey. This lesson will examine the roots of pride, how it is expressed, why it is a sin and ways to deal with this common problem.

In this final lesson from Peter's first epistle, Mike will review the last of grace's enabling features, Christian service and how Peter says that the leaders of the church should embody this virtue.

Mike explains what worship and praise do for those who participate, no matter who you are or how many have gathered in the name of the Lord.

Peter continues to list the various ways God's grace affects Christians. In this section, he describes the suffering many Christians experience because of their faith and how to properly respond when it does.

Two sins tied for position number 8 in our survey. Mike will discuss the root cause of each, what the Bible says about these sins, and have some practical ways to manage and overcome these in our everyday lives.

The writer completes this great homage to Christ with some final thoughts on holy living and a final word of encouragement and greeting.

During a trip to help clean up in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina, I spoke to and interviewed over 500 people about the effect that these hurricanes had on them and the resulting lessons I learned from the flood.