What Thomas Teaches Us About Bringing Honest Doubt to Jesus
Thomas wouldn’t believe what the other disciples had seen. Eight days later, Jesus walked into the locked room and went straight to him. A devotional on John 20:27-28 (NIV).
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Thomas wouldn’t believe what the other disciples had seen. Eight days later, Jesus walked into the locked room and went straight to him. A devotional on John 20:27-28 (NIV).
Mary stood crying in a garden, thinking the risen Christ was the gardener. Then He said one word — her name. A devotional on John 20:15-16 (NIV).
Job lost everything in a single afternoon. What he did next still teaches us how to bring grief to God when life makes no sense. A devotional on Job 1:21 (NIV).
Standing barefoot in front of a burning bush, Moses asked God the same question we all ask: who am I? God’s answer changes everything. A devotional on Exodus 3:11-12 (NIV).
A teenage girl in Nazareth said yes to a story she didn’t write. What did she see that we still need to see? A devotional on Luke 1:38 (NIV).
When a new law made prayer punishable by lions, Daniel opened his window and prayed anyway — just as he had done before. A devotional on Daniel 6:10 (NIV).
Esther stood in a moment that could cost her life. What did she do before she walked in — and what does her courage teach us about our own hard moments? A devotional on Esther 4:13-14 (NIV).
Ruth lost everything and chose loyalty over going home. What did she see that we still need to see in our own losses? A devotional on Ruth 1:16-17 (NIV).
Right after his greatest victory, Elijah sat under a juniper tree and asked to die. God’s first answer wasn’t a sermon — it was bread, sleep, and a gentle whisper. A devotional on 1 Kings 19:11-13 (NIV).
Peter denied Jesus three times. Jesus built a fire on the beach, made breakfast, and asked three questions. The most healing scene in the New Testament is for anyone who has failed. A devotional on John 21:15-17 (NIV).