Thomas gets the reputation of being full of doubt, but there's a lot more to his story and it has a lot to say to ours...

What happens when we're so familiar with Easter and the Resurrection that it seems to have lost its significance?

Experiencing the story of the Triumphal Entry through Imaginative Reading

What does it mean that Jesus gave his life as a "ransom" for many? And why would he say we must become slaves, only to say in the next sentence that he came to set us free?

What do fasting, feasting, sabbath, bridegrooms, and new wineskins have to do with each other? What if Jesus is offering us a taste of life and delight through misunderstood and often-neglected practices?