Mark Cahill has authored yet another intriguing and unique book to strengthen you in your walk of faith. It is packed with insights and tips for staying close to Christ and for sharing truth with others. Asking simple questions can act like "pebbles in our shoes" that rumble around in our heads until we find the right answer.
Packed with witnessing stories throughout, we see how Mark's real-world evangelism finds him in conversation with a man who thinks he's on his last of 8.4 million lives. Or of the Jewish atheist professor teaching religious studies at a Christian university! And read about the encounters with people who ask the questions you want to answer!
Jesus used questions with His disciples, the religious leaders of Israel, and regular people to bring them face to face with their personal convictions in the light of eternal truth. We can do the same by using questions as powerful tools to address the issues of our culture, the reality of God's love, repentance from sin, and the gospel of salvation. This book is perfect for a Sunday school class, small group discussion, or personal study, or just reading it front to back. It contains eleven weeks of material with questions at the end of each chapter to facilitate meaningful discussions for any sized group.
Mark Cahill has 1.7 million books in print, and as with his other books, you will find this one to be his same enjoyable and conversational style, which so many have come to love and appreciate. His exceptional knack for making profound truths simple will leave you thinking about life and eternity long after you have finished the book.
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Packed with witnessing stories throughout, we see how Mark's real-world evangelism finds him in conversation with a man who thinks he's on his last of 8.4 million lives. Or of the Jewish atheist professor teaching religious studies at a Christian university! And read about the encounters with people who ask the questions you want to answer!
Jesus used questions with His disciples, the religious leaders of Israel, and regular people to bring them face to face with their personal convictions in the light of eternal truth. We can do the same by using questions as powerful tools to address the issues of our culture, the reality of God's love, repentance from sin, and the gospel of salvation. This book is perfect for a Sunday school class, small group discussion, or personal study, or just reading it front to back. It contains eleven weeks of material with questions at the end of each chapter to facilitate meaningful discussions for any sized group.
Mark Cahill has 1.7 million books in print, and as with his other books, you will find this one to be his same enjoyable and conversational style, which so many have come to love and appreciate. His exceptional knack for making profound truths simple will leave you thinking about life and eternity long after you have finished the book.
Ten Questions from the King
Mark Cahill has authored yet another intriguing and unique book to strengthen you in your walk of faith. It is packed with insights and tips for staying close to Christ and for sharing truth with others. Asking simple questions can act like "pebbles in our shoes" that rumble around in our heads until we find the right answer.
Packed with witnessing stories throughout, we see how Mark's real-world evangelism finds him in conversation with a man who thinks he's on his last of 8.4 million lives. Or of the Jewish atheist professor teaching religious studies at a Christian university! And read about the encounters with people who ask the questions you want to answer!
Jesus used questions with His disciples, the religious leaders of Israel, and regular people to bring them face to face with their personal convictions in the light of eternal truth. We can do the same by using questions as powerful tools to address the issues of our culture, the reality of God's love, repentance from sin, and the gospel of salvation. This book is perfect for a Sunday school class, small group discussion, or personal study, or just reading it front to back. It contains eleven weeks of material with questions at the end of each chapter to facilitate meaningful discussions for any sized group.
Mark Cahill has 1.7 million books in print, and as with his other books, you will find this one to be his same enjoyable and conversational style, which so many have come to love and appreciate. His exceptional knack for making profound truths simple will leave you thinking about life and eternity long after you have finished the book.
Packed with witnessing stories throughout, we see how Mark's real-world evangelism finds him in conversation with a man who thinks he's on his last of 8.4 million lives. Or of the Jewish atheist professor teaching religious studies at a Christian university! And read about the encounters with people who ask the questions you want to answer!
Jesus used questions with His disciples, the religious leaders of Israel, and regular people to bring them face to face with their personal convictions in the light of eternal truth. We can do the same by using questions as powerful tools to address the issues of our culture, the reality of God's love, repentance from sin, and the gospel of salvation. This book is perfect for a Sunday school class, small group discussion, or personal study, or just reading it front to back. It contains eleven weeks of material with questions at the end of each chapter to facilitate meaningful discussions for any sized group.
Mark Cahill has 1.7 million books in print, and as with his other books, you will find this one to be his same enjoyable and conversational style, which so many have come to love and appreciate. His exceptional knack for making profound truths simple will leave you thinking about life and eternity long after you have finished the book.
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Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940158589065 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Mark Cahill |
| Publication date: | 07/31/2017 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 208 |
| File size: | 3 MB |
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