April 20, 2025
The Story | I Love You This Much | Chapter 27
The Life Of Jesus
All through his ministry Jesus took time to speak with individuals. Even after the resurrection he never changed course. John records an interaction with Thomas that speaks to doubt and the struggle it is for each of us to believe.
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Questions
John 20:24-29
- What do you find hardest to believe about the Christian faith?
- Can you recall any passages or stories from the Bible, before the earthly time of Jesus, that speak about resurrection?
- What does the Bible teach about resurrection from the earthly time of Jesus and forward? Why is resurrection such a big deal for Christians?
- Thomas was a twin. Whether he believed or not impacted the people closest to him. Who is most impacted by your decision to doubt or believe?
- Jesus said that people who believe ‘even though they haven’t seen’ are blessed. What do you think that means? Have you experienced that in your own faith journey?
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