Narrative Lectionary 668 (NL437): Thomas - April 12, 2026
From Narrative Lectionary from Working Preacher by Luther Seminary
March 18, 2026 · 11 min · Episode 668
About this episode
The episode discusses the significance of Thomas's doubt and the appearance of the resurrected Jesus, emphasizing the marks of the cross.
"Unless I see the wounds… I will not believe." Thomas gets a bad reputation, but this passage is about something far more profound than doubt. In John 20:19–31, the resurrected Jesus appears twice: once to the disciples huddled behind locked doors, and a week later to Thomas. In doing so, he reveals a stunning truth: the risen Christ still bears the marks of the cross. Mentioned in this episode: May 2026 WP Campaign
Topics covered
- doubt
- faith
- resurrection
- Christianity
- scripture
Keywords
- Thomas
- resurrection
- doubt
- Jesus
- marks of the cross
- faith
- scripture
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: John 20:19–31
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