A Curious Faith
The Questions God Asks, We Ask, and We Wish Someone Would Ask Us

I still haven’t finished this book—not because it’s not good, but because I feel like I have to collect myself after each chapter, in a good way. I can already tell this will be a book I recommend regularly. The only other book I've done that with in the last couple of years has been Dane Ortlund's......more

Interesting Mix Of Rachel Held Evans And Max Lucado. This book is perfect for fans of the late Rachel Held Evans who miss her type of voice and are looking for someone who can write in that type of mindset. Better, for those who disagreed with Evans' more liberal positions, is that Wilbert doesn't e......more

I'm a huge fan of asking questions. I love, love curiosity. My dream for this delightful new book from Lore is that we form small groups, as diverse as you dare, and take one question at a time. They're all from scripture, so call it a Bible study if you will. But you can't stay shallow. Not with th......more

Reading this book felt like taking a deep breath. It was both soothing and firm, a gentle and constructive prompting to ask questions because hope is found in the curiosity. I needed the hope Lore seems to promise comes with doubt, and in this book she maps out how questions and curiosity are both n......more

This book wrecked me in the very best way. I have never felt more seen or known by a book. As a Jesus follower who has wrestled for the majority of my Christian life with big, hard, often wearisome doubts and questions, this book made me feel so safe and seen and not so alone. And made me think of t......more