Those who doubt the divinity of Jesus are often quick to deny His work in people's lives today. By fearing that Christian faith is folly, they fall into the iron grip of unbelief, a mountain that, ironically, only faith in Christ can remove.

The consuming fire of God's Love and Light is seen by unbelief as the hellish intensity of Divine Wrath, but by faith as the heavenly passion of Christ's Cross.

Jesus' willingness to accommodate Thomas' unbelief is a reminder that God can handle our doubt. And that the rationalist doesn't need to see, touch, or run a lab test in order to believe in the resurrected Christ. Jesus told him, “You believe because you have seen me. Blessed are those who believe without seeing me” (Jn 20:29) This is not a plea to accept what goes against reason, but it is an invitation to discover a faith that goes beyond it. The example of Thomas is for the stubborn skeptic in us all.

There's no greater affirmation to our humanity than the Bethlehem manger, no greater demonstration of God's love for us than the Cross of Calvary, no greater proclamation of human hope than the empty tomb of Jesus Christ.

The highest compliment ever paid to the entire human body, and the clearest commentary on its decency, dignity and sacred worth, is the bodily manifestation of God's Son, our Savior Jesus Christ, in truly 'human' flesh by His Incarnation, Resurrection, Ascension and predicted Second Coming.

True faith is focused in and on the Lord Jesus Christ and always leads to action.