Doubting Thomas

Peter Williams shares the story of Thomas from John 20 for the purpose of asking a powerful question: “Who are we seeking?”. Doubt is a common feeling we have all experienced, especially when we are seeking to find reassurance of whether or not to believe

Episode 1 of the Houston's First Baptist Church podcast, hosted by Pastor Gregg Matte, titled "Doubting Thomas" was published on April 27, 2014 and runs 31 minutes.

April 27, 2014 ·31m · Houston's First Baptist Church

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Peter Williams shares the story of Thomas from John 20 for the purpose of asking a powerful question: “Who are we seeking?”. Doubt is a common feeling we have all experienced, especially when we are seeking to find reassurance of whether or not to believe in something. The key to knowing who we are seeking is found in the value of knowing scripture. Know your evidence, but not at the sake of over-analyzing and missing the plain facts of scripture.

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Peter Williams shares the story of Thomas from John 20 for the purpose of asking a powerful question: “Who are we seeking?”. Doubt is a common feeling we have all experienced, especially when we are seeking to find reassurance of whether or not to believe in something. The key to knowing who we are seeking is found in the value of knowing scripture. Know your evidence, but not at the sake of over-analyzing and missing the plain facts of scripture.

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