Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

This sermon is taken from the account of the spies chosen by Moses to search out the Promised Land and the lessons on good leadership this episode provides for church leaders today.

This lesson reviews the religion-like tenets of the Woke ideology and how Christians can guard their faith against the onslaught of this powerful movement in our society today.

In this lesson, Mike demonstrates the disbelieving world's misunderstanding as well as many believer's underestimation of what it takes to follow Jesus.

Mike completes the series by summarizing the final building of the Tabernacle while telling the story of the first person to need the purpose for which it was built – Aaron.

Mike reviews the priestly garments, the consecration process, types of sacrifices and God's final summary and instructions to Moses.

Moses describes the plans for the Tabernacle complex, how it is to be laid out as well as the objects that will later be used by the priests in their practice of the sacrificial system.

In this lesson Mike reviews the content of the covenant between God and the Israelites, the manner in which it was given and how it was ratified between these two parties.

Mike covers the incidents occurring before the Israelites arrive at Mt. Sinai: God purifies the water, God provides quail and manna, the Sabbath is first observed, water from a rock, war with Amalek and Jethro's advice.

In this section Mike reviews the memorialization of the Passover and dynamic departure of the Israelites from Egyptian bondage with special observances and poetry.

In this lesson Mike explains how God used the 10th plague as the event that brought the Jewish nation into existence.

This lesson reviews and explains the meaning and purpose of the 10 plagues that Moses called down upon Egypt and its Pharaoh in order to gain the freedom of the Israelites from Egyptian bondage.

In this lesson Mike examines more closely the meaning and consequences of God "hardening the heart of Pharaoh" and if this phenomenon still occurs today.

The story of Moses' first meeting with the Pharaoh, his response, God's renewed challenge and the curious placement of Moses and Aaron's family tree continues.

In this lesson Mike reviews the four excuses Moses offered in an attempt to avoid his mission and the initial results when he finally accepted God's call to face Pharaoh.

Mike highlights the very real demands that Jesus Himself places on every person who identifies as one of the Lord's disciples.

Mike reviews several ways to outline the book of Exodus for specific study purposes and then begins with a summary of Moses' life before his miraculous calling from a burning bush.

In this first lesson Mike reviews Egyptian history and geography in setting the scene for the introduction of the Jewish people and their condition before their spiritual and national transformation.

This lesson focuses on three important reasons why Christians should devote themselves to the spiritual exercise of prayer.

John introduces the witnesses who provide the testimony upon which our faith is built that leads to Christ for salvation.

From 1702-1801 the population of England doubled. As more people moved to the cities to find work, the traditional ties to church and community were severed.

One day Jesus will come for us in death or with His return, this lesson reviews what the Lord says disciples need to do to be ready for that day.

It's amazing how being thirty thousand feet in the air can give you a whole new perspective on life. Recently, I few out to California and, as the plane cruised far above the desert and mountains, I realized how different life seemed from this precarious angle.

Mike draws several practical lessons for contemporary times from the Jew's attitude and approach in building the Tabernacle in the desert, one of the spiritual high points in their history.

I have a Christian sister and friend who lost her baby recently.

In this lesson Mike reviews the three avenues of help that God provides for those who are suffering.