Study the Entire Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

This lesson continues to develop the thought that Christ is first and foremost as far as a relationship with God is concerned.

Paul recounts his own personal history of faith and early work as a missionary establishing churches throughout the Roman Empire. He also describes an important confrontation with another Apostle over the very issues that existed in the Galatian church.

Paul offers a prayer which will serve as a bridge to the idea that Christ is pre-eminent in their relationship with God.

In this lesson Paul describes the false teaching that was being promoted by certain teachers at the Galatian church and the dangerous consequences that would result.

Paul argues for the all sufficiency of Christ and His teachings over the false wisdom being touted by heretical teachers.

This first lesson in this series contains the background information on the history of the Galatian church, Paul's reason for writing this letter, and the general division of the topics that the Apostle addresses in his epistle to these people.

Background information on the date and circumstance surrounding the writing of this epistle by Paul, the apostle.

In the final chapter of Peter's letter, the Apostle provides the way Christians in every era should respond to discouragement and persecution.

Peter continues his last letter to the church by emphasizing the important role of God's word in the development of the Christian character and the need to be on guard for those who would teach false things in God's name.

In II Peter, the Apostle writes a final letter before his execution in Rome, and in it, he instructs the church concerning the spiritual development they must have to truly experience the Christian life and hope of heaven.

In this final lesson from Peter's first epistle, Mike will review the last of grace's enabling features, Christian service and how Peter says that the leaders of the church should embody this virtue.

Peter continues to list the various ways God's grace affects Christians. In this section, he describes the suffering many Christians experience because of their faith and how to properly respond when it does.

The writer completes this great homage to Christ with some final thoughts on holy living and a final word of encouragement and greeting.

Peter continues to describe the very real effects of grace on a Christian's character by cultivating a more submissive heart.

The author continues his description of the type of people who belong in Christ's Church as those who have a holy lifestyle.

This lesson demonstrates how grace produces a new sobriety in one's soul and the natural spiritual outcome of this new influence.

In this lesson Mike diagrams and explains the famous chapter that describes the 'heroes of faith.'

This introductory lesson on Peter's first epistle examines the many facets of Peter's life and begins exploring the different meanings this Apostle attributed to God's grace.

Having finished describing Jesus' glorious life and ministry the author now focuses on the type of church that carries His glorious name.

In the final part of the first section of Hebrews, the writer summarizes the reasons why Jesus' ministry is superior to that of the Jewish High Priest but also that the results of the Lord's ministry on behalf of all men yields a superior final result.

This lesson demonstrates how Jesus' ministry was superior to that of the Jewish High Priest in its service to the people by producing superior results.

In this lesson, the author will review Jesus' work as High Priest, not only His credentials to serve in this role.

In this final section on Melchizedek, the writer explains the relationship between Aaron, Melchizedek and Jesus.

In this lesson, Mike examines the passages that demonstrate that Christianity's priesthood is superior to the Aaronic priesthood.

This lesson examines what the writer of Hebrews says about the 4th element of the Jewish religion, the priesthood, and especially the High Priest.