Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

Moses was the greatest Jewish leader, he received the 10 commandments, he interceded for the people time and time again but because of just one sin, Moses was prevented from entering the land that he had led the people towards for 40 years. This ending to his life teaches us several important lessons about how God feels concerning sin.

In this introductory lesson, Mike traces the history of the Jewish people from 1020 BC's United Kingdom to the time of the prophet Malachi in 400 BC.

I believe that gratitude leads to happiness, and ingratitude leads to darkness, pride and ultimately separation from God.

Mike reviews the two versions of Christmas that people celebrate along with three important realities brought to light by one of these.

There is a disturbing parallel between catching bass and the way Satan works in luring us into destruction.

This lesson reviews the little known story of Simeon, a man who waited a lifetime for God to keep a promise.

Mike reviews the 5 key things that can only be learned through the influence of grace.

In the lesson, Mike examines the different ideas about heaven put forth by various world religions and philosophies and compares these with the biblical teaching of what heaven is really like.

In this final lesson Mike reviews the priestly, national and personal regulations for holy living given by God and the rewards or punishments received for compliance or neglect.

Mike begins the second part of the book which details how the Jewish people were to maintain the holy status required of God's own nation.

Mike reviews and explains the instructions and procedure for observing the holiest day in the Jewish Religious calendar - Yom Kippur - the Day of Atonement.

This lesson briefly reviews the various Laws concerning ritual purity and the procedures required to maintain that status and thus be allowed to come before God in worship.

This lesson will examine the great blessings that the Choctaw congregation has both received and bestowed on its members.

This last lesson in the section on the priesthood focuses on two initial failures involving the priests and their duties as well as the consequences for each.

This lesson follows the step by step process Moses is given by God in order to initiate Aaron and his sons into the Jewish Priesthood and thus beginning the practice of the nation's sacrificial system as the basis of Jewish worship.

This lesson examines the fifth of the sacrifices, the Peace offering, and reviews the five sacrifices as to their purpose, procedure and correlation to similar offerings to God in the Christian age.

In this lesson we continue examining the type and significance of the guilt offerings as well as the manner in which the priests and Levites were supported.

This lesson reviews the requirements of the Sin Offering for the different types of people who present it.

This lesson examines marriage in its various forms in light of the Respect of Marriage Act and lays out the innate physical and spiritual limits of cohabitation (common law) as well as same-sex unions.

Mike continues to break down the procedure and meaning of the second and third types of sacrifices offering - grain and peace.

In this lesson Mike begins his review of the various types of sacrifices offered by the Jews, their individual manner of offerings, symbolism and how they are related to Christ as "types" to His "Antitype."

As the title suggests, Mike will review the requirements for holiness that God set forth for the Jews in the Old Testament and how these differ from acquiring and maintaining holiness in the New Testament period.

In this first lesson Mike presents a critical introduction of this third book of the Pentateuch which includes the source, name, history, theme and other introductory material to help viewers understand the purpose and context of this often difficult to understand text.

In this lesson Mike explains what God's grace enables a Christian to do.

In this lesson Mike sheds light on many "sayings" or concepts about grace that are either inaccurate or unbiblical.