Faith and Doubt


Thomas is the first person in the Gospel to address the word God directly at Jesus.

This (old) ending of John’s gospel is what the writer of John has been working towards from the very beginning of the Gospel. “In the beginning was the Word and the Word was God”.

Thomas with his doubts says a big yes to that statement that Jesus is Lord and God.

So often we have doubts - they come to us particularly when we are frightened and exposed to something different. Our faith doesn’t ask us to keep every thing the same.

As an Easter people we journey with the Love that isn’t defeated even by death. Its Love that brings us peace even through our doubts and challenges.

Have you noticed:

The Cross leads the procession

In front of the procession of worship leaders is the cross. It happens both at the beginning of the worship and the end of the worship and reminds us that we all follow the way of Christ who through his life, death and resurrection leads us towards God. It is Christ who has called each person to worship. It is Christ who calls us to leave worship and with the Spirit of God return to our homes, our work and our leisure and be the people of unstoppable love. The Cross reminds us of God's abundant love, a love that cannot be contained or stopped even by death.


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