Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

In a society where machines are taking precedent over people, the church has an opportunity to offer something sorely lacking in the lives of many people -- real relationships with real people.

This lesson will examine the remaining 5 arguments that support the claim of Divine Inspiration for the Bible.

This lesson will explain the first of six arguments that support the idea that the bible is an inspired text.

Of all the leaders whose lives are described in the Bible, Solomon reflects our times and problems most exactly.

This lesson continues the review of the making of the bible with a discussion on how the Old and New Testaments were gathered and the criteria used to select the inspired books into the canon.

In the final lesson of this series Mike will review the main events of Jesus' 'Passion' and focus in on the history of the Jewish Passover and its transition to the meal of remembrance that Christians around the world observe.

In this lesson Mike examines six gifts we receive from God at our conversion and the one gift that powers all of them.

This lesson examines the basis for all other doctrines contained in the Bible - the inspiration of this book by God.

I've often been uncomfortable in leading a prayer with the words "I love you, Lord." After all, who am I to say these words to such a one as God?

Demonstrate obedience, positivity, and honesty in the workplace to positively influence your employer and showcase your faith in a way that can make the gospel appealing to others.

Regular church attendance is like the icebreakers in Canada, preventing sin from forming a solid cover over our hearts and ensuring the traffic of our good works flows freely.

In this lesson, we will discuss why it is important to study the main doctrines contained in the Bible.

In this lesson Mike examines Jesus' response to those who rejected Him. A response that will pronounce a judgment on the religious leaders of that time as well as a long prophetic discourse about the destruction of Jerusalem and His return at the end of the world.

There are many ways a person can lose their salvation once they've obtained it. In this lesson we look at the top 10 ways people lose this precious gift from God.

This final lesson in the series compares the Biblical description of a saint to popular misconceptions of who and what this person should be.

This lesson explores the role of women in ministry and compares the arguments for their participation in full or limited ministry.

Matthew 19 contains key information about Jesus' teaching concerning marriage and divorce. This study tries to correct certain misunderstandings about what Jesus is actually saying about who is guilty or innocent in these situations.

Reflect on the transformative power of life's departures and the constant presence of Jesus Christ in times of change and loss.

Waiting for God's justice to prevail in times of offense not only fulfills His purpose for us and our enemies but also serves as a powerful testimony of faith and trust in His timing and ways.

Reflect on the profound wisdom shared over 2,700 years ago regarding life's brevity and the importance of making the most of our time on earth.

Consider the profound reasons Jesus gives for becoming His disciple and how it can transform your life and secure your eternal future.

This lesson compares the many modern views of the minister to the Biblical description of the role, qualifications and work of a local evangelist.

In this passage Jesus will explain the nature of relationships that people have in the Kingdom and how to repair them when they are broken.

In this practical lesson, Mike reviews the process that the church can use to select, confirm and appoint deacons and elders in the local congregation.

Jesus performs miracles for the crowds as well as private demonstrations of His power for His Apostles in order to strengthen their faith and prepare them for His own suffering and death on the cross.