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A God Who Questions is a scriptural pilgrimage. In 20 short chapters, you move through the Gospel, around your heart’s hidden spaces, and towards the heart of the Lord, who seeks us by asking us questions. Whether for Advent, Lent, or anytime, this prayerful and stimulating journey enriches individuals and groups alike. Order today!
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Lent is a pilgrimage made by practices of repentance and prayer towards the passion, death, and Resurrection of Jesus. In partnership with Our Sunday Visitor, the McGrath Institute for Church Life is providing a free Lenten resource to guide groups from parishes, schools, or other communities into prayerful reflection of Scripture and substantive faith–sharing as part of the Lenten journey. The common book for this journey is A God Who Questions, which gives readers the opportunity to make a “scriptural pilgrimage” to encountering Christ, which is especially pertinent during the Church’s broader Lenten pilgrimage. Download your free copy today!
Some Quotes from A God Who Questions
“Here is a word of warning: If you want to remain comfortable, do not let Jesus ask you questions.” (Introduction)
“Jesus’ question is not “Are you sick?” or “Are you suffering?” but “Do you want to be healed?” Jesus isn’t asking for help with the diagnosis; he already knows. What matters to Jesus is whether or not the man wants to be healed.” (Chapter 5)
“I doubt very much that Peter felt like a lily as he hung upside down on his cross.” (Chapter 16)
“The questions Jesus asks continually strike at and overturn the kind of questioning the serpent inaugurated. Jesus is the Son of God who seeks us, face-to-face, without ulterior motive. Our attempts to hide ourselves from him, even in the very questions we ask, get in the way. It is not just what we ask, it is why we ask and what we seek by asking. We need to ask Jesus better questions.” (Epilogue)
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