Our faith can't be resurrected in isolation. It takes people. Are our churches safe places for doubting Thomases? Let's learn to be gentle with those who struggle - and let's stay in community when we doubt.

Faith doesn't take a click of the fingers, sometimes it takes a long time to be resurrected. Thomas himself waited a week for Jesus to reveal himself again. How long have you been waiting? Don't give up - He is coming.

Rev. Zack Eswine gives a usual analogy about faith - like venturing out onto a frozen pond, one step at a time. If your faith isn't the size of Everest, that's OK: because as Jesus said, even faith the size of a mustard seed will sustain you.

We often talk about having bold faith, but if Peter and Thomas - two of Jesus' disciples - could have moments of doubt, then surely we can too.

Rev. Ray Goddess joins us once more to teach that the dove which appears at Jesus' baptism might have more meaning than we realize...

Rev. Ray Goddess is back to teach us to rely on God's timing. Jesus only began his ministry at the right moment - but we tend to get frustrated and impatient with God's timing. Let's trust in Him fully, and remember that His timing is always perfect.

Rev. Ray Goddess teaches that each one of us has a calling from God. Are we being obedient is answering the call?

Rev. Ray Goddess teaches us lessons from Mark 1. Who is Jesus? He is human, able to understand us fully, and He is also fully God. Only He can set us free.

The risen Christ offered forgiveness to those who had hurt him so. As we reflect on Easter let's remember that our unfaithfulness never has the last word - but His forgiveness is always greater.