The Master Teacher - Part 2

Part II—The 2nd Interruption

1. This second interruption comes from the Apostle Thomas in John 14:5
2. Thomas is what we call today a “skeptic”
3. He is famous for being the magnificent “doubter”
4. He had a question mark for a brain
5. He had many doubts
6. But I am thankful for the Apostle Thomas
7. Thomas shows that it is “normal” for us to doubt. 
8. Show me one time in the New Testament where Jesus said of the Apostles “Oh, ye of magnificent and powerful faith.” No, he always said, “Oh, ye of little faith”
9. Thomas’ doubt led to the great truth found in John 14:6 “Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.”      
10. If you have doubts take them privately to Jesus in prayer
11. The world doubts the truth of John 14:6. They say it is too “dogmatic”
12. That is the thing about truth-it is dogmatic
13. I find the IRS dogmatic about me paying taxes
14. I find the bank dogmatic that $2.00 + $2.00=$4.00
15. I once was on a backroad. I asked a man if the road I was on would take me to Rosedale
16. This man dogmatically stated that the road would not take me to Rosedale but then he grinned and said, “But your car will!”