Jesus Is the Question: The 307 Questions Jesus Asked and the 3 He Answered

Arrived quick and priced reasonably

The note taped over the title on the cover implies that the book covers 307 questions which it. DOES NOT. I didn't expect a detailed discussion on each of the. 307 question, I didn't even expect a paragraph on each one. But at least a list and a reference.

We have been using this book as our Sunday School book. It is easy to read and has excellent discussion questions. Our group has grown spiritually thanks to this book.

Helpful look at the life and teachings of Jesus. There are practical take-aways, especially in the current culture of extreme push-back where the use of questions is much more effective.

My church adult class decided to use this book for our Sunday morning class. It is well written and very thought provoking. We are only through the first 3 chapters, but the discussion has been great! The first 2 questions are "Who are you?" And "What are you looking for?" This week we discussed living with the questions. I recommend this if you want to really get a different look at Jesus. Realizing that He didn't give us 10 easy steps to live our faith, instead asking questions to change our paradigms and make us go deeper.

Profound thoughts in easy to read narrative. Teaching from this work as a challenge to my congregation to sit with and to ask better questions and to embrace the mystery of that for which we yet have answers.

Makes you wonder the answer. The same questions Jesus asked the disciples , religious leaders, and those in the crowds are still relevant today. This book is a journey to discovery.

I love thinking about Jesus asking many more questions than he answered, at least according to the Gospel records. It was a very wise way to teach and to elicit relationship, as Copenhaver points out. Lots to learn from here and lots to respond to.

Good introductory inspirational read to ultimate issues.