Christian Bible Videos – Mike Mazzalongo | BibleTalk.tv

This lesson not only reviews what the Bible teaches concerning faith but also describes the legitimate spiritual experience that comes with having biblical faith.

Solomon has been sharing the fruit of his hard-won wisdom. After living apart from God he returns and notes some of the things he has learned concerning wisdom itself.

This parable likens the mustard seed and plant to God's word and the church that grows from it.

In chapter five there is an abrupt change as Solomon comments on the attitude necessary for proper worship and then goes on to talk about the enemy of spirituality - materialism.

In this lesson, Mike reviews the thinking and goals of the Politically Correct movement in America and how Christians can respond to and live in a nation that is heavily influenced by this cause.

By using parables, Jesus was able to teach large crowds but keep the true meaning of His lessons only for those who believed in Him.

Measuring progress is an important factor in the success of any enterprise. However, we tend not to do this is in our spiritual lives.

In Solomon's experiment with wealth and power he concludes that life at the "top" is filled with grief (oppression, envy, disillusionment).

One of the most popular devotional songs is the one that asks God to "Make me a servant." The melody is beautiful and the words pierce through to the very core of the character of Jesus and the Christian faith. When we sing this song do we know what we are asking?

This lesson begins the final series of parables on the kingdom - the five parables that use agriculture as a base for their stories.