Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

In this final section on Melchizedek, the writer explains the relationship between Aaron, Melchizedek and Jesus.

David's final charge to his son provides timeless wisdom for the changing of the guard in church leadership.

In this lesson, Mike examines the passages that demonstrate that Christianity's priesthood is superior to the Aaronic priesthood.

Mike reviews the reasons why the Churches of Christ do not use instruments of music in the public worship services.

Mike looks at David's 39th psalm and how the author outlines the various steps leading to true and sincere repentance.

This lesson examines what the writer of Hebrews says about the 4th element of the Jewish religion, the priesthood, and especially the High Priest.

In Romans chapters 7 and 8 the Apostle Paul zeros in on one of the most perplexing questions concerning our experience with sin - are we slaves of it or are we free from it? Understanding the answer to this question usually dictates the quality of life we have as Christians.

The story of David's relationship with Abigail highlights a time when he nearly ruined his potential reign as king and reveals the character of one of the Bible's most remarkable women.

Mike begins to develop the Hebrew writer's next argument for Christianity's superiority over Judaism - Jesus' greater authority than Moses.

A Christian's guide in dealing with personal offense and the desire to seek revenge.

This lesson describes the dramatic entrance of young David to the stage of Israel's history and recounts the model story from which all later 'underdog' narratives are taken.

After demonstrating from Scripture that Jesus is greater than the angels, the author focuses on what Jesus accomplished when, for a while, He took a position lower than angels.

This final lesson traces King Saul's sad decline into madness and ignoble death at the hands of the enemy he was originally sent to defeat.

In this section the Hebrew writer lists the many passages in the Old Testament that demonstrate Jesus' exalted position above the angels.

Mike reviews the three main reasons why the trend towards gross material in media and society in general will never win out over what is godly.

This second lesson examines the various patterns of behavior that lead to King Saul's eventual downfall.

This first lesson in the series establishes the historical and religious context for the writing of this book.

This sermon looks at the very real reasons why everyone, even the very good, suffers and what is ultimately gained by experiences of sorrow and pain.

Saul, the first King of Israel, provides a lesson on what not to do when given blessings and privileges by God.

Recognize the signs of drifting away from faith and find the courage to reverse it by prioritizing your spiritual life daily.

In this sermon Mike explores the types of feelings experienced when one is in a personal and intimate relationship with God.

In this last class in the series, Mike will focus on the key passages that describe Jesus' death, burial and resurrection - an experience referred to as the Lord's "Passion."

In this sermon Mike reviews the broader implications of stewardship beyond the simple giving of money.

In this last lesson of the series, Mike reviews key passages about the end-times in the New Testament and provides a summary of the four main "Millennial" teaching positions.

In the last hours before His suffering Jesus will provide teaching concerning the judgment coming on the Jewish nation, and how His Apostles will remember Him after He is gone.