Study the Entire Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

The amazing success of Peter's Pentecost sermon is quickly followed by another miracle, a subsequent arrest and Peter's defense of the Gospel.

In the first lesson of Acts, Mike explains the difference between the empowering and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. The class will also review the events surrounding the day of Pentecost and begin to follow the ministry of Peter the Apostle.

Luke describes the final scene of Jesus' death and burial as well as the glorious aftermath of His resurrection on the 3rd day following His crucifixion.

The first of a two-part lesson describing the early events leading to Jesus' death on the cross.

Here Jesus confronts and rebukes the religious leaders (who should have been first to recognize and accept Him) for rejecting Him and blocking people from going to Him.

Luke describes three key events during Jesus' time in the city of Jerusalem: Prophecy concerning His death and resurrection; healing of a blind man; His triumphal entry into the city riding a donkey.

Jesus heals 10 lepers and makes a prophecy concerning the coming judgment on the city of Jerusalem for having rejected its divine Messiah.

In this section, Jesus relays several parables in response to those who questioned His authority and mission, and as a way of teaching His disciples on the unseen reality of the Kingdom of God.

Now that Jesus approaches Jerusalem, He is met with stiff opposition from the Pharisees and Priests who question both His teachings and legitimacy to teach.

Luke turns his attention to Jesus' preparation for His journey south to Jerusalem and the opposition that awaits Him there.

In this final part of Jesus' ministry in Galilee, Luke continues to describe Jesus' miracles but adds a section explaining how He prepared and sent out disciples on their first missionary journey.

This section continues the description of the rise of Jesus' ministry with amazing miracles and includes the Lord's commendation of John the Baptist and his work now completed.

Luke describes the many miracles and teaching sessions by Jesus performed in and around his home town and neighboring area.

This lesson reviews the section in Luke that provides information on John the Baptist, Jesus' early life and the beginning of His ministry in Galilee.

Mike begins with a critical review of all four gospels in order to prepare for a focused study of the Book of Luke.

Royal psalms were written for occasions such as royal coronations, anniversaries and weddings, or simply to honor the King.

Praise psalms encompass the actual words sung and recited when worshipping God in various circumstances.

The psalms that lift up God's name and providential care as protector and guide are referred to as assurance psalms.

The suffering psalms described both the trouble and the effect on the author as he poured his heart out before God in prayer.

These beautiful and uplifting psalms describe the feelings of awe and joy experienced by those who traveled to the temple in Jerusalem in order to worship God and marvel at the city and temple at the heart of the Jewish religion.

The penitential psalms record expressions of personal lament and confession of sin by the psalmist.

Mike examines the psalms that highlight the value and power of God's Word.

This lesson examines "nature" type psalms and how they are designed to not only highlight the beauty of creation but also how the creation serves to honor and reveal the power of God.

This class will examine the three types of psalms that make up the "Wisdom" category of psalms.

In this lesson, Mike reviews the various literary devices that make Hebrew poetry unique.