As we prepare for Easter weekend, this episode of Chasing Assurance takes a powerful and sobering look at one of the most well-known—and tragic—figures in the Bible: Judas Iscariot.

Judas walked with Jesus.

He witnessed miracles.

He heard every teaching.

And yet… he chose a different path.

In this episode, Terry and Terry break down:

- Who Judas really was

- What drove him to betrayal

- The role of greed in his life

- How close he came to grace—and missed it

- The critical mistake he made after his sin

This conversation brings a deeper understanding to Easter week and reminds us of a powerful truth:

No matter what you’ve done… it’s not too late—if you go to the right place.

As highlighted in this episode, Judas’ story is not just about betrayal—it’s about choice, grace, and where we turn when we fall.

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This episode also shares a heartbreaking story and an opportunity to support a family in need. Please take time to pray and consider helping.

Study Guide + Resources

Download the full study guide and notes from this episode to follow along or use in your small group.

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Disclaimer:

The views and teachings expressed in this episode of Chasing Assurance are intended for biblical study, spiritual encouragement, and personal reflection. While every effort is made to accurately interpret and present Scripture, listeners are encouraged to study the Bible personally and seek guidance through prayer and trusted spiritual counsel.

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