We continue our series about Thomas the famous doubting disciple. This week's discussion questions are: 2/16/25 Discussion Questions

The sermon contrasts Thomas's nickname "Twin" with the later label "Doubter." How does understanding his original nickname change your perception of him?

What are the key differences between genuine doubt and cynicism, as explained in the sermon? How can you tell the difference in yourself?

Why does the sermon emphasize the importance of positioning ourselves around believers and actively seeking truth, like Thomas did?

How does Jesus's response to Thomas's doubt reveal his character and the nature of God's grace?

What is the significance of Thomas's declaration, "My Lord and my God!"? What does it reveal about his understanding of Jesus?

The sermon suggests a "dangerous prayer" – asking Jesus to reveal himself as King and God. Would you be willing to pray this prayer? Why or why not?

How can you apply the principle of "faith seeking understanding" (fides quaerens intellectum) to your own spiritual journey?

Are there areas in your life where you are tempted to be cynical rather than genuinely doubtful? How can you shift your perspective?

What specific steps can you take to "position yourself" to encounter Jesus, as Thomas did?

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