Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

All of us are in a relationship, want to be in a relationship, or in and out of relationships. So this subject is relevant to each of us no matter where we're at. And when we're in a relationship we usually want it to work, no matter what kind of relationship that is.

In this sermon, I want to examine this quality of courage and demonstrate the various elements that come together to produce it. I want to do this by reviewing the story of a man who found the courage to stand up for God when it wasn't a popular or safe thing to do.

This second lesson will examine the various theories about the authorship of Genesis and it's natural and imposed divisions.

In this introductory lesson we will examine the 14 different things and events whose origins are found in the book of Genesis.

This study begins to examine the visions Daniel has about future kingdoms and relates them to actual historical facts.

Really having it all requires certain things that only God can give us. In this lesson we will examine what those things are.

This lesson examines various communication methods and how to improve communication in marriage.

A review of the outline of the book and overview of the major events in Daniel's life while exiled in Babylon.

In his letter to the Corinthian church Paul says that love is the greatest of all the virtues. This lesson gives some reasons why this is so.

The first lesson in our series kicks off with a short history of the idea of love itself and how these have influenced our modern concepts of marriage.

I've noticed a trend in T.V. and movies of late and that is the marriage of the occult with science fiction or comedy or regular weekly soap operas. There was a time when the various characters and beliefs of the occult, such as witches and demons and fortunetelling etc. were relegated to scary movies or horror.

A background look at the person (Daniel) and the circumstances surrounding his exile from Jerusalem to Babylon as well as a first description of the dream that forms the basis for Daniel's prophecies.

Now when we think about it we might not at first see the connection between the two but hopefully, after this lesson, you will see that there would be no Christmas without the Holy Spirit.

The duck people have gone and done it now. The patriarch of reality television's Duck Dynasty has actually shared his Christian perspective on the subject of homosexuality with a reporter for trendy GQ magazine.

Where do they get these guys? I was listening to a National Public Radio discussion in the car recently where 3 "experts" we're parsing the latest pronouncement from the new Pope.

A final look at the entire gospel and summary of its main theme. This lesson also includes a review test with questions over the entire book.

The news of the passing of famous people reminds us once again that in the end we all must die, even celebrities.

This lesson is a devotional meditation on the core spiritual exercise of the Christian faith.

In this lesson, we will review the 11 recorded appearances of Jesus after His resurrection and final ascension into heaven.

The apostle John provides the details surrounding the actual burial of Christ as well as the flow of events immediately after Jesus' resurrection.

This lesson examines the various trials and leaders Jesus faced before He is ultimately condemned to the cross. John also provides a brief description of the scene at the crucifixion.

This sermon looks at the qualities of character that are appealing in the opposite sex from a Christian perspective.

This introductory lesson will situate the historical setting for the book of Daniel and its relationship to the Book of Revelation.

John begins to describe the events that lead up to Jesus' torture and crucifixion.

In this last portion of Jesus' time with the Apostles before His death, the Lord makes what has been referred to as His "High Priestly" prayer where He prays for Himself, the Apostles and future generation of Christians.