Christian Podcasts - Learn the Bible with Mike Mazzalongo

In Matthew 5:44, Jesus tells His disciples that they should "pray for those who persecute you." This is timely instruction for our nation especially during these turbulent times, but, have you ever wondered what praying for your enemies does? After all they don't see or hear the prayer so how can it affect them?

The tragic story of an exceptionally gifted servant of God who fails to live up to his potential and calling. (Samson)

More dialogue between Jesus and a woman caught in adultery as well as His denunciation of the hypocritical Jewish leaders.

In this lesson we examine the dialogue that Jesus has with various groups during one of His trips to Jerusalem.

This sermon examines the ways that Christians can maintain the pilgrim attitude so necessary to successfully navigate this world on the journey to the next.

I believe Martha's gotten a bad rap as far as Bible characters go. The most quoted reference about Martha is where Jesus gently admonishes her concerning this good woman's frustration at not receiving help from her sister, Mary, in serving their guests.

September 8th is "Grandparents' Day" according to the flower and gift industry. Certainly grandparents are worthy of a bouquet or an outing at the Golden Corral, but if we really want to please them, how about some things that would truly make a difference in their lives?

In this final section of Jesus' dialogue with an unbelieving crowd, the Lord sets forth the acid test for true discipleship.

Jesus teaches Peter the qualities necessary to become a "fisher of men".

One of the most common reactions that new elders have at being selected for this position is a feeling of unworthiness. After all, we're giving a man the responsibility of watching over the eternal souls of hundreds of people. This is quite a responsibility and a certain hesitation and sense of humility is natural.