Thomas refused to believe Jesus had risen unless he could see the wounds for himself.

Instead of rejecting Thomas for his doubt, Jesus met him in it. One week later, Thomas went from “I will never believe” to one of the clearest declarations about Jesus in the entire Gospel: “My Lord and my God.”

In this episode of Bible Bible Bible, we walk through John 20:19 to 31 and explore doubt, the resurrected body of Jesus, the mission of the Church, the Holy Spirit, and why John says he wrote his Gospel in the first place.

📖 Scripture: John 20:19 to 31

🎙️ Bible Bible Bible studies the Bible verse by verse and seeks to understand God's Word in its context.

CHAPTERS

0:00 The rest of the resurrection story
0:21 Jesus appears behind locked doors
1:14 How did Jesus enter the room?
4:39 Why Jesus says “Peace be with you”
6:44 Jesus shows them His wounds
7:28 A God who understands suffering
9:45 “As the Father sent Me, I am sending you”
9:57 The Christian mission
11:53 “Receive the Holy Spirit”
12:06 Why does Jesus breathe on them?
14:49 Jesus and the new creation
17:24 Can the Church forgive sins?
19:48 Doubting Thomas
20:20 Why Thomas refused to believe
21:23 Can Christians struggle with doubt?
22:27 What can doubt do to your faith?
23:24 Jesus appears to Thomas
24:47 Jesus meets Thomas in his doubt
25:16 Why Christians gather on Sunday
26:21 Jesus knew exactly what Thomas needed
27:27 The culmination of John's Gospel
28:13 “Do not disbelieve, but believe”
28:40 “My Lord and my God”
29:13 Why the word “my” matters
30:23 What does it mean for Jesus to be Lord?
31:29 Thomas declares Jesus is God
32:55 “Blessed are those who have not seen”
34:51 Why John wrote his Gospel
35:28 Jesus is the Christ
36:40 Jesus is the Son of God
37:54 Life in His name
38:47 The message of the Gospel of John

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