Probably every Christian will have at some point referred to the apostle who demanded tangible proof of Jesus' resurrection as 'Doubting Thomas'. Yet surely Thomas was merely expressing in words the thoughts that most of us would have had in his position? Wasn't he actually being tremendously courageous in asking those difficult questions that others baulked at? Steve Gibbons teaches us that Thomas is not only misunderstood but that by digging deeper into the New Testament we will discover him to be a faithful, believing disciple who was prepared to ask awkward questions to overcome some of the uncertainties he experienced. Not sure about Thomas being an honorary scouser though....maybe I like him need to ask some difficult questions?!