A special thanks to New Leaf Publishing for providing an electronic copy of this book to help facilitate the writing of this review.
Questions God Asks Book Description:
Why would God ask anyone a question? We ask questions when we don’t understand. Yet, the Creator of the universe who spoke all that we see into being asks questions. Unimaginable power and wisdom are already His. As strange as it may seem to us, the Bible is filled with questions God asks. He is not the one who needs answers – these questions help us to understand both God and ourselves.
Delve into the answers found by Job, Adam, Cain, Moses, Joshua, Elijah, and others
Examine our fundamental assumptions about God, human nature, relationships, origins, and purpose
Learn about godly character and God’s transforming message
About the Author:
Israel Wayne is an author and conference speaker who has a passion for defending the Christian faith and promoting a Biblical worldview. He is the author of the books “Homeschooling from a Biblical Worldview,” “Full-Time Parenting: A Guide to Family-Based Discipleship,” and “Questions God Asks.” Israel Wayne is a regular columnist for The Old Schoolhouse Magazine. He is a former regular columnist for Home School Digest and Brush Arbor Quarterly. He is also the site editor for ChristianWorldview.net.
Book Details:
- Paperback: 144 pages
- Publisher: New Leaf Press (January 27, 2014)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0892217219
- ISBN-13: 978-0892217212
- Retail Price: $11.99
- Electronic Versions Available
“The point is to allow Him to be in control and not try to take His rightful place of leadership.”
I found myself nodding in agreement at this quote as well as many others as I read through Questions God Asks. I was constantly thinking and pondering on the topics/questions being presented. The manner in which the information was presented in this book was quite interesting and held my attention.
There was more than one occasion where the topic hit me hard as the Lord used it to convict me (in a good way) or reaffirm something that I had already been thinking or studying. Because I read this book over a couple of weeks, I was able to really soak in the various topics/questions and use it as a devotional rather than just read it as a regular book.
Questions God Asks could easily be used as a family devotional, if desired.
In Questions God Asks, Israel presents each chapter as a question that was asked by God to someone in the Bible. We see men like Adam, Cain, Moses, job, Joshua, Elijah, and many others as they are faced with tough questions from the Lord. The often rhetorical questions make these men of the Bible think about the points the Lord wanted to convey to them. We can now use these questions to help us better understand the Lord and the situations we are presented with throughout our lives.
