What did Jesus ask? : Christian leaders reflect on his questions of faith
(Book)

Includes biblical reference guide.

Contributers are: Naim Ateek ; Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew ; Rob Bell ; Barry C. Black ; Nadia Bolz-Weber ; Kate Braestrup ; Rita Nakashima Brock ; Walter Brueggemann ; Mark Burnett ; Amy Butler ; Scott Cairns ; Sister Simone Campbell ; Bishop Minerva G. Carcaño ; Dhyanchand Carr ; Archbishop Charles Chaput ; Ellen T. Charry ; Eugene Cho ; Archbishop Blase Cupich ; Cardinal Timothy Dolan ; Roma Downey ; Paul Elie ; Yvette Flunder ; Nakoto Fujimura ; Keith and Kristyn Getty ; Archibishop José H. Gomez ; Jamie Grace ; Amy Grant ; Neichelle R. Guidry ; Adam Hamilton ; Joel Houston ; Wilfredo de Jesús ; Serene Jones ; Grace Ji-Sun Kim ; Mihee Kim-Kort ; Andrew Krivák ; Lecrae ; Roger Lundin ; James Martin, S.J. ; Sara Miles ; Otis Moss III ; Carrie Newcomer ; Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe ; Stephanie Paulsell ; Cardinal George Pell ; Mitali Perkins ; Eugene Peterson ; Yolanda Pierce ; Luke Powery ; Kwok Pui-Lan ; Rudy Rasmus ; Spencer Reese ; Gene Robinson ; Marilynne Robinson ; Richard Rodriguez ; Samuel Rodriguez Jr. ; Thomas Rosica ; Alexia Salvatierra ; Michael W. Smith ; Barbara Brown Taylor ; Phyllis Tickle ; Chris Tomlin ; J. Ross Wagner ; Jonathan L. Walton ; Sharon E. Watkins ; Valerie Weaver-Zercher ; Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury ; Christian Wiman ; Lauren Winner ; Cardinal Donald Wuerl ; Gene Luen Yang ; Sarah Young ; Wm. Paul Young.

Jesus has been described in many ways: divine and human, a man of peace and justice, a faith healer -- and paramount among all, a teacher. He engaged his followers as well as skeptics in dialogue, posing questions to guide them to examine their personal faith and to teach them how to think after his own heart. In this book, more than 70 spiritual writers, religious leaders, and artists offer modern mediations on the questions Jesus asks in the Bible. Their contemplation provide telling context, with both contemporary and traditional interpretation to lead readers on an exploration of their own faith and to shape their own answers.