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

Jeremiah is known as the "Weeping Prophet" because his life was so difficult and almost nobody listened to his prophecies, or turned to the Lord under his teaching. He seemed to have fought depression, and at least one time wished he had never been born. He did, however, look forward into the future prophetically and saw great hope coming in the form of God's New Covenant. What is this hope all about?

In Isaiah 58, God tells His people that there is a type of religious behavior that is more harmful than helpful, but also a kind of fasting and worship that caused Him to bless us greatly. What activity can we do that invites the blessing of God?

At the trial of Jesus, the crowds shouted that the responsibility of the blood and death of Jesus should be on their heads and their children's heads. This brutal and bloodthirsty statement gives us a wonderful preview of the gospel. Also - how much is 30 pieces of silver, the betrayal price of Jesus, worth today? Was it a fortune?

Today we look at a man during Jesus time that made the biggest mistake in history, and un unsung, unfamous woman who probably invested her life and understood Jesus and His priorities better than almost everybody has ever lived.

The Parable of the Sheep and Goats is incredibly striking, as Jesus describes here how He will separate people into those who are going to Heaven and those who are going to destruction. What is the difference between the two groups?