A.S.K. - Real World Questions/Real Word Answers
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.
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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.