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

Psalm 100 - a very short chapter - is filled with a wonderful how-to all about worship. How should we approach God? What should our attitude of worship be? How should we come into the presence of the Maker of the universe? All these questions and more are answered in this glorious Psalm.

Two big topics today: #1 - The danger of false teaching and our command to welcome and show hospitality to those who are true Christian teachers + The greatest joy a parent can have is not when their kids are successful, but when they are walking in God's truth.

How does the Word of God teach us how to handle door to door false teachers when they come and visit?

How are Christians supposed to love each other? In John 13, Jesus gives us a mind-blowing and utterly illogical example of how we are to love each other, and in doing so, the King of Kings takes on the likeness of a humble, foot-washing servant.

John speaks of a mysterious "sin that leads to death" in 1 John 5, and instructs Christians NOT to pray about somebody committing that sin. What kind of sin leads to death, and why in the world should we not pray about it when we see it?

In 1 John 4 we are told to test the spirits to see if they are teaching truly or falsely. Does this passage mean that we are to literally speak to and interrogate spirits somehow? If so - how can we do this?!

Two topics today: 1 John 3 gives us a hint that Christians will transform into something different when they go to Heaven - what will Christians become, upon death? Also - what is a sign that we are going to Heaven and a sure sign that we aren't?

Today we discover that there is a fascinating and unsettling connection in the Bible between fear and worship. Why?

Today we discuss one of the most comforting Psalms in Scripture and learn why Spurgeon tells us to be afraid of being afraid.

People say all the time that Christianity isn't a religion, it's a relationship - what does that mean? How can we actually know God and Jesus and be in a relationship with them? Today's passage explains the answer...