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The Role of Doubt in Faith

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Summary
In this episode, Bishop DeDe and RomComm discuss the story of Thomas' encounter with the risen Christ in the Gospel of John. They explore the concept of doubt in faith and how doubt can actually deepen our engagement with our faith. They highlight Thomas' absence when the disciples were gathered in fear and his insistence on physical proof of Jesus' resurrection. They emphasize how the desire for certitude can hinder our spiritual growth. They also discuss the transformative power of doubt and the invitation it offers to explore and experience the mystery of God.

Keywords
faith, doubt, Gospel of John, Thomas, resurrection, certitude, certainty, relationship, transformation, healing, wholeness

Takeaways

  • Doubt is not a sign of weak faith, but rather an invitation to engage more deeply with our faith.
  • The desire for certitude can hinder our spiritual growth and prevent us from fully experiencing the mystery of God.
  • Doubt is a doorway to healing and transformation, as it allows us to question, explore, and be open to new understandings of God.
  • Resurrection is not just an end-of-life reality, but something we can experience in our lives today.
  • Speaking about our faith is an invitation to encounter the mystery of God and share our own transformative experiences.

AI Disclosure: To support our staff in their limited time, many of our episode summaries are first generated by AI and then edited by the Communications Director to accurately reflect and preview our podcast episodes.

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Chapters

1. Welcome and Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Where's Thomas? (00:01:00)

3. Thomas' Transformation (00:05:23)

4. Thomas and the Woman at the Well (00:06:43)

5. Believing Without Seeing (00:07:59)

6. The Mystery of Resurrection (00:09:33)

7. Doubt as a Move of Faith (00:11:49)

8. The Essential Ingredient of Doubt in Faith (00:16:19)

9. Conclusion: Speaking About Our Faith and Encountering the Mystery of God (00:22:23)

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Summary
In this episode, Bishop DeDe and RomComm discuss the story of Thomas' encounter with the risen Christ in the Gospel of John. They explore the concept of doubt in faith and how doubt can actually deepen our engagement with our faith. They highlight Thomas' absence when the disciples were gathered in fear and his insistence on physical proof of Jesus' resurrection. They emphasize how the desire for certitude can hinder our spiritual growth. They also discuss the transformative power of doubt and the invitation it offers to explore and experience the mystery of God.

Keywords
faith, doubt, Gospel of John, Thomas, resurrection, certitude, certainty, relationship, transformation, healing, wholeness

Takeaways

  • Doubt is not a sign of weak faith, but rather an invitation to engage more deeply with our faith.
  • The desire for certitude can hinder our spiritual growth and prevent us from fully experiencing the mystery of God.
  • Doubt is a doorway to healing and transformation, as it allows us to question, explore, and be open to new understandings of God.
  • Resurrection is not just an end-of-life reality, but something we can experience in our lives today.
  • Speaking about our faith is an invitation to encounter the mystery of God and share our own transformative experiences.

AI Disclosure: To support our staff in their limited time, many of our episode summaries are first generated by AI and then edited by the Communications Director to accurately reflect and preview our podcast episodes.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Welcome and Introduction (00:00:00)

2. Where's Thomas? (00:01:00)

3. Thomas' Transformation (00:05:23)

4. Thomas and the Woman at the Well (00:06:43)

5. Believing Without Seeing (00:07:59)

6. The Mystery of Resurrection (00:09:33)

7. Doubt as a Move of Faith (00:11:49)

8. The Essential Ingredient of Doubt in Faith (00:16:19)

9. Conclusion: Speaking About Our Faith and Encountering the Mystery of God (00:22:23)

68 episodes

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