New Book, Uncommon Questions from an Extraordinary Savior by Christopher Bozung

Oct. 29, 2012 - PRLog -- Energion Publications is pleased to announce the release of Uncommon Questions from an Extraordinary Savior by Christopher Bozung on October 15, 2012.

The pages of the New Testament contain some 340 questions Jesus asked: “Who are my mother and my brothers?” “Now which of them will love him more?” “Why are you so afraid?” “Do you still have no faith? “Do you want to get well?” “Who do people say that I am?”

Why did Jesus ask such questions? Surely He didn’t lack information. Were they simply rhetorical? Is there more behind the questions of Jesus than meets the ear?

After 20+ years of study, Chris Bozung suggests that Jesus never asked a question because he needed to know the answer. Jesus' questions pierce the heart, quicken the thoughts, convict the conscience, and evoke faith. They are Uncommon Questions from an Extraordinary Savior.

Reviews of Uncommon Questions from an Extraordinary Savior –  

"In a fascinating look at the questions Jesus asked, Chris somehow manages to not only capture the heart of God, but also address many of our soul searching questions.  His grasp of the Word and talking points at the end of each chapter make for a great personal or small group study." – Larry Sohn, Senior Pastor, First Assembly of God, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

“After nearly five years in pastoral ministry, I have found these uncommon questions of Jesus to form the pathway to the answers most often sought by majority of followers, seekers, and skeptics that I have encountered. Like Jesus, the book gets to the heart of most of our questions - our heart.  This book would serve well as a personal devotional, group bible study, or even as a means for presenting the gospel to a friend. I would recommend it highly!” – Rev. Michael Langer, One Ancient Hope Mission Church (PCA)

“... a remarkable little book of pithy answers, commonsense and interesting illustrations, and interactive questions designed to bolster reader application and response. In a day in which Christians need to be addressing worldview questions (life’s biggest questions) about God and who He is, about humans and who we are, about the created world and whose it is, about the nature and sources of knowledge, about truth claims that are most worth knowing, and about values that meet the criteria of the character of God as good and just and loving, this book adds to the worldview literature genre by posing questions Jesus asked and addressing possible answers.” – Marti MacCullough, Ed.D. Distinguished Professor in the Center for University Studies, Cairn University

The book is 132 pages in length, including front and back matter, and will be available from Energion Direct (http://energiondirect.com) or from most online retailers. Review or evaluation copies are available from the publisher.

About the Author:

Christopher Bozung holds a B.S. in Bible from Philadelphia Biblical University, a Th.M. from Dallas Theological Seminary, a D.Min. from Regent University, and studied for a year at Jerusalem University College in Jerusalem, Israel. He has been involved in ministry for over 35 years as a pastor, teacher, and church planter. His passion is to know the Savior more deeply and to teach others to know him. He lives with his wife, Johnna, in Marion, Iowa where they home school their four children.