Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

The book of Genesis records the extent of the damage caused by the worldwide flood and the changes that resulted from this cataclysmic event.

Paul describes how God's grace empowered him to deal successfully with the thorns in his life.

In this lesson, we get a "close-up" view of the final preparations for the impending flood and physical details concerning the cause and destructive power of this cataclysmic event.

This lesson contains many details concerning the dimensions and building of the Ark as well as its use as a "type" for the church.

This lesson examines other mistaken images used to explain the concept of grace and reviews the stories of King David and Paul the Apostle to demonstrate how God's grace actually worked in producing their forgiveness.

This lesson looks at the condition of the antediluvian world that Noah lived in and examines the information the Bible gives us about this Old Testament Patriarch.

The Jewish nation of Jesus' day sought a savior who could free them from Roman authority. They molded their religious hopes around this false human dream.

This lesson describes the actual benefits in one's life produced by God's grace.

In Genesis 27 we read the story of how Isaac's attempt to bless Esau (against God's will) was foiled by Rebekah's devious intervention. Isaac's disobedience and Rebekah's scheming demonstrate that even in old age, as they were, it is possible to fall into serious sin.

In this section of Genesis the author identifies and traces the lineage of those people who will eventually deliver the Seed of Promise to mankind.

This lesson explores the common misunderstandings of how grace and faith work in the salvation of one's soul.

This passage looks at the result of Cain's sin and the punishment meted out to him by God.

A review of C.A. Schwartz's book "Natural Church Development" and its application to the New Testament ministry system being studied from Acts chapter 2 in this seminar.

The "nuts and bolts" of how to implement the Biblical plan for church organization and growth.

An in-depth study of Acts chapter 2 where Luke clearly explains the biblical ministry system and how ministry and growth are interrelated.

This lesson argues for the idea that the New Testament has a specific plan for organizing and growing a local congregation.

One of the more subtle mistakes we make in our spiritual lives is to substitute polite conversation for heartfelt prayer with God. Polite conversation tends to review the things we know God likes to hear; praise for His kindness, petition for our needs, a reference to others and their needs.

The basis for growth is faithfulness. This lesson reviews the Restoration principles that first led to the church's tremendous growth in the past.

A kick-off discussion session where participants share their thoughts on what is necessary to promote church growth.

This lesson will examine the mistaken ideas that many have concerning the concept of grace as well as the core reason why the "Good News" is truly good.

Luke's gospel describes a "modern" woman of that age who became the first truly liberated woman of the New Testament.

This lesson explores the series of events leading up to the first murder.

In this lesson God describes the consequences of sin on Adam, Eve, and the creation.

After Adam and Eve's sin the Bible describes the judgment imposed on Satan, Eve and Adam.

This lesson explores the elements necessary in one's character and spirit in order to be able to believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.