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A review by kneely09
A Curious Faith: The Questions God Asks, We Ask, and We Wish Someone Would Ask Us by Seth Haines, Lore Ferguson Wilbert
5.0
I loved this second book from Lore Wilbert. Each chapter explores a different question from the Bible, and encourages the reader to not be afraid of asking questions of God and our faith. This book is one I could revisit in a couple of years and learn/be encouraged from all over again.
I think this quote, from the final chapter on Peter, best sums up why I loved the book: “Even if tomorrow is full of mistakes and errors and a thousand ways he’ll go awry, he will wrestle with what God is asking of him today. That kind of faith finds its center in the love of God. It can find its center only in the love of God. God is not interested in followers with all the right answers or even the right questions. He wants us to ask the questions, whatever kinds of questions we want, to lead us right to the locus of his love.”
I think this quote, from the final chapter on Peter, best sums up why I loved the book: “Even if tomorrow is full of mistakes and errors and a thousand ways he’ll go awry, he will wrestle with what God is asking of him today. That kind of faith finds its center in the love of God. It can find its center only in the love of God. God is not interested in followers with all the right answers or even the right questions. He wants us to ask the questions, whatever kinds of questions we want, to lead us right to the locus of his love.”