BeachCast.TV: Bible Exploration, Apologetics and Church History with Dr. Chase A. Thompson:

One of the biggest question of all - why does God allow bad things to happen to people that don't seem to deserve it. Why does God let bad things happen to ME? Today we discuss some of the reasons the Bible gives for our suffering.

How can you know beyond a shadow of a doubt that you are saved by Jesus and destined for Heaven? In John 8, Jesus tells us how we can have real and genuine assurance of salvation. Also, did Jesus really save an adulterous woman from being stoned?

How can we have true living water from Jesus? It turns out that water is eternal, free and wonderful, and was purchased by Jesus and His death on the cross. Because He died thirsty, we never have to thirst again!

Was Jesus loved by the commoners and hated by the elites? Not exactly - it turns out that Jesus was so radical, that He could turn off normies and the top 1 percenters with the same teaching, and today we will hear about a teaching of Jesus that caused many of His DISCIPLES to turn away and stop following Him. What teaching?

Are you in a difficult place right now - your nose buried in the metaphorical dust of some difficult trial or terrible time? If so - today's pod discusses how you can be rescued and intensely invigorated by God. Check it out!

Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the Bible, and one of the richest and deepest. In the first few chapters, the Psalmist gives us a great key and power to overcome sin in our lives - what is that key?

A Great Controversy exists on the exact relationship of Jesus with God? Is Jesus God -are they the same? Is Jesus also the Son of God? Today we discuss the Bible's teaching on the deity of Christ.

One of the most fascinating conversations in the Bible is the one between Jesus and the woman at the well. Society's rules said Jesus shouldn't talk to, or even acknowledge a foreign woman, but Jesus not only engaged her in conversation, but He had a deep and spiritual conversation with her that led to her salvation. How did He do it?

Most people assume that being born again just means to become a Christian, but Jesus uses this metaphor to communicate some of the deepest truths about following Him. What does it mean to be born again, and how can you be born again?

Was Jesus peaceful and serene all of the time when He was on the earth? It turns out that Jesus appeared angry at least sometimes. What in the world could make Jesus mad?