Christian Bible Videos – Mike Mazzalongo | BibleTalk.tv

Mike presents a unique visual in explaining Biblical baptism.

Solomon examines one final area of life (pursuit of wealth and power) in order to find contentment apart from God.

In Matthew 5:44, Jesus tells His disciples that they should "pray for those who persecute you."

Parables are lessons that use physical things and situations in the material world to explain or mirror principles and situations that exist in the spiritual or unseen world. These three parables are excellent examples of this teaching method.

This lesson deals with the difficult issue concerning the possibility that a Christian could actually lose salvation.

In his journal, Solomon has described the various ways he has sought for satisfaction and joy apart from God. In the balance of this chapter he provides some final thoughts on the search for meaning in the events of one's life here on earth.

There is an interesting and sad phenomenon that aid workers serving in famine stricken countries observe. They noted that some of the people, when they realized they were running out of food and left their homes and shelters in search for nourishment and found food depots set up by foreign nations...

The parable of the Bridesmaids or Foolish Virgins and the one that follows it, the parable of the Talents are both looking forward to the time when the kingdom on earth will be examined and purged.

In this parable, Jesus tells the story itself and then the true meaning of the story as it relates to the kingdom.

Solomon now explores the context in which a person's life and work is carried out - the framework of time.