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John 14:5

John 14:5

Little Bible — for children and parents · Growth Figures · © Growth Figures. All rights reserved.

Thomas voices honest uncertainty. His question shows that faithful learners may ask directly when they do not understand.

Memory phrase: Thomas asks

Talk about it: What does Thomas show us about asking questions?

Prayer: Jesus, help me listen carefully to your words.

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