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They Had to Ask. Questions The Disciples Asked Jesus
Frank Caudle (Author) · FaithBound Books · Paperback
What if your toughest questions are the doorway to deeper faith?
The disciples didn't have it all figured out. They questioned Jesus about parables they didn't understand, asked how many times to forgive, and even wondered if He cared when storms threatened to drown them. Their curiosity wasn't a weakness-it was the catalyst for transformation.
They Had to Ask brings you into the intimate conversations between Jesus and His followers, revealing how their honest questions shaped them into world-changers. Through their inquiries, you'll discover:
Why spiritual growth can't be rushedHow to embrace the "one step at a time" journeyThe revolutionary math of forgiveness that frees you from scorekeepingHow seemingly small acts of service matter more in God's kingdom than public recognitionWhat to do when life's storms rage and God seems silentWritten in everyday language by retired pastor Frank, this book transforms ancient encounters into practical wisdom for modern life. Each chapter illuminates how the disciples' God-given curiosity opened doors to revelation-and how yours can do the same.
You don't need perfect faith to approach God. You just need to start with three simple words: I want to know.
As you read, you'll find permission to ask the hard questions, freedom to admit what you don't understand, and confidence that curiosity is not the enemy of faith-it's the engine.
Your spiritual walk is about to get more honest, more real, and more transformative.
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