Michael Anthony Bible Teaching Podcast

There are two ways you can go through life when it comes to prayer. You can struggle and fumble, trying to figure out how to do it and how to enjoy it, or you can learn from the expert. God has given us an expert pray-er, and if you will take a lesson from the expert, your whole life – not just your prayer life – will change dramatically.

In this message from Luke 11:1-13, Pastor Mike leads us to the feet of the best pray-er who ever walked the planet. As you learn from the expert, your prayer life – and your life – will take a quantum leap forward.

Did Jesus call you to do that? Maybe not. Sometimes our service for God isn’t what He’s asked us to do. We all struggle with being busy – even in with good intentions, like serving God. But Jesus’ interaction with two people helps us understand the timeless, distinguishing mark of a disciple. Once you understand what Jesus is looking for, everything you do for Him will have a new foundation and motivation.

Stop being distracted, and make sure you are doing the one thing that changes everything.

Message 49 in our series through the Gospel of Luke.

It’s a question asked by people in all civilizations, and it must be answered – correctly. The ramifications are eternally significant. What is the question? And, what is the correct answer?

This message, on Luke 10:25-37, will change your life if you listen carefully to the words of Jesus. Find the answer you need by starting with the most important question.

While you’re at it, roll up your sleeves and take a look at Deuteronomy 6:4-9, Leviticus 19:15-18, Romans 3:20-28 and Galatians 2:21. You’ll be glad you did.

Everything about Jesus pointed to the glory His Father and fulfillment of His purpose. Everything – right down to his underwear. If this is true about Jesus, can it be said of you? Does everything in your life point people to God, and work to fulfill His divine plan? If you are a Christ-follower, it should. In this especially descriptive message, you’ll learn a lesson or two from Jesus about the strategic use of EVERYTHING in your life – for the glory of God. Right down to your underwear.

Message 45 in our series through the entire Gospel of Luke.

How can you hit the mark every single time? Pastor Mike walks us through Luke 9:43-50, with strong reminders of what the main thing is: the death of Jesus Christ.

If first place is everything to us, we will continually fail at putting Jesus ahead of us. Embrace humility and learn how to keep yourself in second place. Tune in!

Serious about God? Serious about your legacy? Serious about wringing the most out of your life? Then you need to be careful about the things you assume.

Who would think that Jesus’ encounter with a young man, troubled throughout his life with a demon, would have relevance for those of us who may not even believe demons exist? You’ll quickly understand as you learn four things YOU should never assume. You just may be surprised – and changed forever.

Whether or not you realize it, God has given you a platform. But you have to be F.A.T. to use it well. See the transfiguration of Jesus Christ – and yourself – like never before. Once you see Jesus as He is, you’ll never see yourself as you are – and as you could be. It’s time you become F.A.T., and use your platform like never before.

Be very careful before listening to this particular message. We mean it. Listening could change everything about your life. Press in. God is calling YOU.

Covering Luke 9:18-22, Pastor Mike will help you understand whether or not you’ve had your “aha” moment with Jesus Christ. Knowing for certain has ramifications not only in this life, but also the life to come.

You’ve most likely heard of Jesus taking three loaves of bread and two fish and feeding 5,000 men – but that’s just part of the story. Understanding the rest of the story could change your life.

Find out what Pastor Mike means by calling Luke 9:10-17 the feeding of the 5,012. It’s message 38 in our series through the whole Gospel of Luke. One you hear it, you may never be the same.