A.S.K. - Real World Questions/Real World Answers & Is This It?
A.S.K. - The Bible says we must be prepared to give an account of our faith in the face of questions or opposition (1 Peter 3:15). That responsibility is especially important for parents or others who teach children God’s Word. Yet it can be quite a challenge to give biblical answers to questions younger people, and especially teenagers, ask on many contemporary topics.
In A.S.K.: Real World Questions / Real Word Answers, pastor and apologist David Robertson answers fifty-two questions posed by real teenagers from around the world. Addressing dozens of topics from Harry Potter to the gender of God to transgender lifestyles, A.S.K. is a one-stop resource for parents and youth leaders eager to give biblical guidance on a sweeping range of pressing subjects.
Written in an engaging, accessible style, A.S.K. provides clear, easy-to-understand answers that will help teenagers think biblically on numerous vital topics. Each chapter contains a key biblical text, a discussion of the chapter’s topic, recommended reading on the subject, and a closing prayer.
Is This It? - Sooner or later we all discover that adulthood isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. While we’re all familiar with midlife crises, people in their twenties and thirties are increasingly experiencing a phenomenon called the quarter-life crisis. What once seemed like the routine transition from adolescence to adulthood has changed, disrupted by new social and economic realities.
Is This It? helps young adults, and people of any age, exchange a sense of inadequacy for a deeper, more biblical understanding of Christian maturity. In this winsome book, young author Rachel Jones reframes growing up in terms of becoming more like Christ. She describes a courageous, compassionate, convictional maturity that far exceeds traditional expectations of adulthood.
Tackling topics like decision-making, nostalgia, work, loneliness, marriage, aging, meaning, and doubt, Is This It? offers helpful reflections on finding contentment by looking to Christ.
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A.S.K. - The Bible says we must be prepared to give an account of our faith in the face of questions or opposition (1 Peter 3:15). That responsibility is especially important for parents or others who teach children God’s Word. Yet it can be quite a challenge to give biblical answers to questions younger people, and especially teenagers, ask on many contemporary topics.
In A.S.K.: Real World Questions / Real Word Answers, pastor and apologist David Robertson answers fifty-two questions posed by real teenagers from around the world. Addressing dozens of topics from Harry Potter to the gender of God to transgender lifestyles, A.S.K. is a one-stop resource for parents and youth leaders eager to give biblical guidance on a sweeping range of pressing subjects.
Written in an engaging, accessible style, A.S.K. provides clear, easy-to-understand answers that will help teenagers think biblically on numerous vital topics. Each chapter contains a key biblical text, a discussion of the chapter’s topic, recommended reading on the subject, and a closing prayer.
Is This It? - Sooner or later we all discover that adulthood isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. While we’re all familiar with midlife crises, people in their twenties and thirties are increasingly experiencing a phenomenon called the quarter-life crisis. What once seemed like the routine transition from adolescence to adulthood has changed, disrupted by new social and economic realities.
Is This It? helps young adults, and people of any age, exchange a sense of inadequacy for a deeper, more biblical understanding of Christian maturity. In this winsome book, young author Rachel Jones reframes growing up in terms of becoming more like Christ. She describes a courageous, compassionate, convictional maturity that far exceeds traditional expectations of adulthood.
Tackling topics like decision-making, nostalgia, work, loneliness, marriage, aging, meaning, and doubt, Is This It? offers helpful reflections on finding contentment by looking to Christ.