In today’s episode of Reformed Devotionals Daily, we step into the story of Thomas, often called “Doubting Thomas,” though his story offers far more than just doubt. In John 20:24-29, we see a disciple who missed Jesus’ first appearance after the resurrection and who refuses to believe until he can see and touch Jesus’ wounds for himself. Yet, instead of rejecting Thomas for his scepticism, Jesus meets him right where he is — with gentleness, with evidence, and with an invitation to believe.

This episode explores how Jesus responds to doubt, how honest questions can lead to deeper faith, and how Thomas’s bold confession, “My Lord and my God,” stands as one of the most profound declarations of faith in all of Scripture. We’ll reflect on how we, too, can bring our doubts to Jesus, trusting that the same risen Lord who met Thomas still meets us today through his Word, his Spirit, and the testimony of the Church.

If you’ve ever wrestled with questions, felt left behind in your faith journey, or longed for stronger assurance, this episode is for you. Join us as we explore how Jesus doesn’t cast doubters aside — he meets us in our questions and leads us deeper into the reality of his grace and his presence.

Fear, doubt, and locked doors—none of it stops Jesus. In today’s episode, we explore John 20:19-23, where the risen Christ appears to his terrified disciples and speaks peace into their chaos. What does this moment mean for us today? How does Jesus break through the barriers we put up, and what does it mean to truly receive his peace? We’ll reflect on the significance of Jesus’ scars, the giving of the Holy Spirit, and the new creation he begins in his resurrection.

Join us as we dive into the timeless truth that Jesus meets us exactly where we are, transforming fear into faith and despair into hope.

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In today’s episode, we reflect on John 20:11–18, where Mary Magdalene encounters the risen Christ outside the empty tomb. We explore Mary’s deep devotion, the significance of the two angels, and why she initially failed to recognize Jesus. What does this passage reveal about our own spiritual blindness and how we can live in the hope of Christ’s resurrection? Join us as we consider the implications of Jesus’ words, His call to Mary, and how we, too, are commissioned to proclaim the good news.

Listen in, be encouraged, and step into the joy of the risen Lord!