"What are you looking for?"
It is the first thing Jesus says in John's Gospel, and he says it to two people who are following him without quite knowing why. He does not ask for a statement of belief. He asks about desire.
Most of us know what faith is supposed to say. We have the language, the frameworks, the practices. What we do not always have is a way for those true answers to reach the places where fear tightens, grief lingers, ambition drives, or prayer goes unanswered. In the Gospels, Jesus works differently. He asks. His questions do not corner people or close conversations down. They open them, drawing hidden things into the presence of grace before anyone is rushed toward a conclusion.
Grace in the Questions follows twelve of these questions across four movements: when desire begins, when the heart is revealed, when following becomes costly, and when grace restores the way. Each chapter enters the moment the question is spoken, with the people, the tension, the silence, and the fear or longing already stirring in the scene. From there it traces what the question uncovers, listens for the echo in the wider witness of Scripture, and offers one embodied response for ordinary life.
These are questions that return. "Why are you afraid?" first meets us in a storm and later in a silence. "Do you love me?" sounds like restoration after failure and then becomes a daily call to follow again.
Every chapter closes with a formation practice, reflective questions, a breath prayer, and a closing invitation, making the book equally suited to personal meditation, weekly practice, journaling, spiritual direction, or small group discussion. Free study guides, leader's guides, slides, and sermon outlines are available at theredletters.co.
This is not a book that hands you resolution. It offers something steadier: the mercy of being fully known without being turned away, the freedom to answer slowly, and the grace to return when your answer is still unfinished.
You do not need to settle everything. You are not asked to arrive. You are given a way to follow.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "What are you looking for?"It is the first thing Jesus says in John's Gospel, and he says it to two people who are following him without quite knowing why. He does not ask for a statement of belief. He asks about desire.Most of us know what faith is supposed to say. We have the language, the frameworks, the practices. What we do not always have is a way for those true answers to reach the places where fear tightens, grief lingers, ambition drives, or prayer goes unanswered. In the Gospels, Jesus works differently. He asks. His questions do not corner people or close conversations down. They open them, drawing hidden things into the presence of grace before anyone is rushed toward a conclusion.Grace in the Questions follows twelve of these questions across four movements: when desire begins, when the heart is revealed, when following becomes costly, and when grace restores the way. Each chapter enters the moment the question is spoken, with the people, the tension, the silence, and the fear or longing already stirring in the scene. From there it traces what the question uncovers, listens for the echo in the wider witness of Scripture, and offers one embodied response for ordinary life.These are questions that return. "Why are you afraid?" first meets us in a storm and later in a silence. "Do you love me?" sounds like restoration after failure and then becomes a daily call to follow again.Every chapter closes with a formation practice, reflective questions, a breath prayer, and a closing invitation, making the book equally suited to personal meditation, weekly practice, journaling, spiritual direction, or small group discussion. Free study guides, leader's guides, slides, and sermon outlines are available at theredletters.co.This is not a book that hands you resolution. It offers something steadier: the mercy of being fully known without being turned away, the freedom to answer slowly, and the grace to return when your answer is still unfinished.You do not need to settle everything. You are not asked to arrive. You are given a way to follow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798182766043
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "What are you looking for?"It is the first thing Jesus says in John's Gospel, and he says it to two people who are following him without quite knowing why. He does not ask for a statement of belief. He asks about desire.Most of us know what faith is supposed to say. We have the language, the frameworks, the practices. What we do not always have is a way for those true answers to reach the places where fear tightens, grief lingers, ambition drives, or prayer goes unanswered. In the Gospels, Jesus works differently. He asks. His questions do not corner people or close conversations down. They open them, drawing hidden things into the presence of grace before anyone is rushed toward a conclusion.Grace in the Questions follows twelve of these questions across four movements: when desire begins, when the heart is revealed, when following becomes costly, and when grace restores the way. Each chapter enters the moment the question is spoken, with the people, the tension, the silence, and the fear or longing already stirring in the scene. From there it traces what the question uncovers, listens for the echo in the wider witness of Scripture, and offers one embodied response for ordinary life.These are questions that return. "Why are you afraid?" first meets us in a storm and later in a silence. "Do you love me?" sounds like restoration after failure and then becomes a daily call to follow again.Every chapter closes with a formation practice, reflective questions, a breath prayer, and a closing invitation, making the book equally suited to personal meditation, weekly practice, journaling, spiritual direction, or small group discussion. Free study guides, leader's guides, slides, and sermon outlines are available at theredletters.co.This is not a book that hands you resolution. It offers something steadier: the mercy of being fully known without being turned away, the freedom to answer slowly, and the grace to return when your answer is still unfinished.You do not need to settle everything. You are not asked to arrive. You are given a way to follow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798182766043
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