Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

Finding the balance between the biblical pattern for public worship and the on-going changes in culture and technology.

You know you're a senior when the kid at the box office doesn't want to see proof of age when you ask for the senior discount at the movies. This scene along with the other signs of age have gotten me thinking about the future and what I want and don't want as I go from being a senior to just being old.

Practical ways to overcome the reality of failure, injustice, and adversity in our present lives.

In verse 8 Matthew says that the people, after hearing Jesus forgive the paralytic, and then heal him, praised God for giving authority (to heal and forgive) to men. They heard and saw what Jesus did and glorified God for giving to a man such authority and power. The people in this story gave honor to God but they "didn't get it".

This section concludes the letter by establishing faithfulness as the crowning glory in the believer's proper response to God's offer of salvation and the blessings that come with it.

This sermon examines the similarities between the making of bread with flour and yeast and the spiritual kingdom of heaven. A short parable with a wide application to our spiritual lives.

Paul adds an ordered life as another response from those who receive God's blessings of salvation.

The recent trend in education and politics to remove any mention of God or the Bible is really a subtle attack on individual rights and freedoms.

Among Satan's various strategies to destroy us morally, physically, and spiritually, words and how he uses them are his deadliest weapons.

This section builds on the previous two by adding piety as a true response of the church to God because of His blessings.

In this world of spin doctors and fake advocacy one Person stands out as reliable and trustworthy in every way, every day!

Paul continues to describe the proper response of the saved to God in the form of righteous living.

Peter the Apostle describes the Public Relations plan that all churches should have to witness Christ to their communities.

This section of the epistle describes the proper response to God's offer of salvation and the blessings attached to it, the first of which is to maintain the unity of the Spirit.

Jesus uses a "Living Parable" to teach His apostles about brotherly love.

The Apostle describes God's efforts to reach out to the Gentiles in order to save them.

Paul the Apostle compares God's method of conveying wisdom and power to man-made methods of achieving these virtues.

Paul explains the universal nature of the church by outlining the way God has brought together the most disparate groups of that era - Jews and Gentiles.

One of the main objectives people who do not believe in God use is the argument of pain. If God is good and kind why is there pain in the world? This lesson will discuss the reasons why people suffer and offer some solutions as to how we can deal with the pain in our lives and maintain faith.

Beginning in chapter two Paul begins to describe the universal nature of the church as it existed in the past, present, and future.

The witness of Mike Mazzalongo and the many lessons we can learn from it. Follow his Spiritual Journey towards finding a true biblical church.

Paul begins his letter by describing the incredible blessings given by God to those who believe in Jesus Christ.

The seemingly unimportant details contained in the Bible often contain important lessons if we look closely enough.

Regardless of what one believes concerning the return of Christ, there are things that every Christian needs to do before the second coming.

This lesson examines the historical and social settings in which the church at Ephesus was established.