You Can Ask Questions

Is it wrong to ask God why?

Every believer eventually stands at a crossroads that only Scripture can help them navigate: the line between bringing an honest question to God and putting God Himself on trial. In this pastorally rich, biblically grounded study, Bishop Osei Tweneboah Koduah walks through Scripture's most searching moments, from Abraham interceding for Sodom and Moses at the burning bush to David's raw laments, Habakkuk on the watchtower, Job's demand for a hearing, and Jesus' cry from the cross, to show that God is never afraid of sincere inquiry. He is, however, never obligated to submit to human judgment.

Grief, delay, unanswered prayer, and unexplained suffering will come to every believer sooner or later. This book does not pretend those seasons are easy, and it does not offer shortcuts around them. Instead, it offers something sturdier: a way of bringing every honest question before the Lord without ever losing sight of who He is.

In twenty-one chapters built for personal devotion or group study, you will learn to:

• Distinguish honest questions from prideful accusations

• Bring grief, doubt, and unanswered prayer honestly before the Lord

• Recognize when God's answer is "wait," "no," or a revelation greater than any explanation

• Trust God's character even when His ways remain hidden

Whatever question currently burdens your heart, this book will not hand you an easy answer. It will hand you something better: a posture that keeps you close to the God who invited you to call upon Him in the first place.