William J. Edgar received a PhD in history at the University of Pennsylvania. With his family, he lived in Cyprus in the 1970s and, later, Athens, Greece. He pastored the Broomall Reformed Presbyterian Church near Philadelphia for over 30 years while also teaching high school mathematics. Most recently, he served as interim president of Geneva College. He is one of the writers of God and Politics.
Today's culture avoids big questions. Using stories from the Bible and his life, Bill examines seven unavoidable questions asked in the Bible. Here, you will find answers about God and your relationship to him.
Did God really say?
Where are you?
Where is the lamb?
Am I in the place of God?
Where is the baby born to be King of the Jews?
Do you want to be healed?
Why are you looking among the dead for one who is alive?
Includes study questions.
$8.00
This marvelous book is quintessential Bill Edgar: no fluff, no bull, no pretense, just full-on, straight-up heart-bracing, hair-raising, Christ-centered practical theology. Thinking Christians are people who value first principles, and in this accessible book, Bill Edgar masterfully identifies that first principles start with the right questions, questions that the Bible has already given to us. Brace yourself. This book will encourage you to become sharp, humble, and brave.
Rosaria Butterfield Author and speaker
When Dr. Edgar spoke in chapel, he would capture the attention of our football players, as well as the entire student body. His real-life application of the Bible was clearly defined and understood.
Geno Demarco Head football coach, Geneva College
Edgar wastes no words bringing the reader to wrestle personally with well-known and critical questions that are found not only at key junctures in the Scriptures, but also at important moments throughout our lives.…the hope and life offered in Jesus Christ, is the lived experience and reality of the author…and he wants everyone to experience that reality as well.
