Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

Peter continues to describe the very real effects of grace on a Christian's character by cultivating a more submissive heart.

The author continues his description of the type of people who belong in Christ's Church as those who have a holy lifestyle.

In this lesson Mike profiles 3 Biblical characters and described how each dealt with the problem of anger.

People use different methods to fulfill their needs. In this lesson, we will see that the way we use to see to our needs largely determines how well they are met.

This lesson demonstrates how grace produces a new sobriety in one's soul and the natural spiritual outcome of this new influence.

In this lesson Mike diagrams and explains the famous chapter that describes the 'heroes of faith.'

This class will explore the mindset of the lazy person, how this sin affects a person and how to deal with laziness in one's life.

Change is very difficult. Whether it's changing a habit or attitude or job or city - change is always a challenge, and change is even more difficult when it's imposed on us suddenly or without our approval.

This introductory lesson on Peter's first epistle examines the many facets of Peter's life and begins exploring the different meanings this Apostle attributed to God's grace.

This lesson looks at the dangers of materialism and the need to establish spiritual priorities in order to guard against the influence of the world.

In this lesson, Mike describes the relationships between three Mary's and how they ended up at the cross of Christ.

Having finished describing Jesus' glorious life and ministry the author now focuses on the type of church that carries His glorious name.

In this sermon, Mike enumerates and explains the benefits that believers receive and experience as 'saved' people.

Mike wraps up this series with a final lesson on Hezekiah by reviewing how God's grace was extended to this great man's physical and moral weakness.

In the final part of the first section of Hebrews, the writer summarizes the reasons why Jesus' ministry is superior to that of the Jewish High Priest but also that the results of the Lord's ministry on behalf of all men yields a superior final result.

Mike continues the study on King Hezekiah with a look at this leader's greatest victory coming at his nation's worst moment.

This lesson demonstrates how Jesus' ministry was superior to that of the Jewish High Priest in its service to the people by producing superior results.

Preparing the minds and hearts of Christians for the materialism, confusion, and conflict that often arises at a time when there should be peace, joy and love in the world.

Hezekiah has long been used as a model for revival and restoration. In this lesson, we look at the basic principles of revival that we learn from Hezekiah's life and times.

In this lesson, the author will review Jesus' work as High Priest, not only His credentials to serve in this role.

Reflect on the true essence of greatness and how it aligns with the kingdom of God, as Jesus taught his disciples, emphasizing the virtues of becoming like little children and faithful servants rather than seeking worldly recognition.

Understanding the true purpose of church attendance as a means to glorify God and witness for Christ can bring deeper meaning to your Sundays and inspire motivation throughout the week.

This lesson looks at the relationship between the national holiday of "Thanksgiving" and the ongoing gratitude that all Christians have which nourishes their faith.

Solomon lays out 7 easy to understand principles that promote success in any area of one's life here on earth.

An obscure pagan king teaches every generation a lesson about the dangers of having an overly suspicious attitude.