Christian Bible Videos – Mike Mazzalongo | BibleTalk.tv

This study explains the five basic stages we go through on our faith journey. Five levels of faith with biblical examples for each.

In this lesson we'll examine how the Bible defines faith.

This first lesson explores six good reasons why you should want to work on having stronger faith.

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.

There are millions of species of living organisms alive today. Given such a large number, have you wondered how Noah would have been able fit so many living things on the ark? The Bible gives us the ark's size, but what about the number of living animals and the average size of those creatures? How does the math work out? In this session, we will look at the clues from Scripture to see how this might have been possible.

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.

The Genesis account of the global flood clearly states that all of the high mountains were covered with water. Have you ever wondered where all of the water came from? Meteorologists inform us that today's atmosphere can hold enough water to cover the earth to a depth of 1 inch. Obviously, atmospheric water vapor could not be the sole water source for a global flood. We will explore one theory that has the explanatory scope that not only provides the water, but helps to explain the megasequences of sediments on the continents.