This Sunday, the Second Sunday of Easter, is also sometimes known as “Doubting Thomas Sunday” on account of the hit piece that John writes in the Gospel of John: “But Thomas (who was called ...

Joining us this morning is Dr. Woods Lisenby, Senior Pastor at Spanish Fort United Methodist Church. We wanted to talk about a very important Bible story, the story of Doubting Thomas.

Perhaps not “No,” but not a clear “Yes,” either. In Mark, the first account of Jesus’s life to be written down, Jesus makes no appearance on Easter morning.

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It begins by quoting 2 Corinthians 5:7 (“We walk by faith, not by sight”) and then quotes from the account of Jesus and Thomas in John 20: 19-29 (see the Gospel on the Second Sunday of Easter).

In St. John’s telling of the Easter story (John chapter 20), Mary Magdalene shows up first. She’s there to care for the corpse of her beloved Rabbi and Lord, but all she finds is an empty tomb.

As Easter approaches, Christians around the world begin to focus on two of the central tenets of their faith: the death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. Other charismatic Jewish teachers or ...

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He was one of the 12 Apostles of Jesus, and commonly known as “Doubting Thomas,” since he initially doubted the resurrection of Jesus Christ when he was told of it in John’s Gospel.

Thomas J. Reese, S.J., is a senior analyst for Religion News Service. Previously he was a columnist at The National Catholic Reporter (2015-17) and an associate editor (1978-85) and editor in ...

If you would like to better imitate Thomas’ bravery in remaining close to Jesus, despite any dangers that might arise, or if you have trouble with a doubting heart, consider spending nine days ...

It begins by quoting 2 Corinthians 5:7 (“We walk by faith, not by sight”) and then quotes from the account of Jesus and Thomas in John 20: 19-29 (see the Gospel on the Second Sunday of Easter).