The 100 Greatest Questions Jesus Ever Asked by Dr. Mark S. F. Eckart

“Dr. Mark Eckart has it right. He takes you to the Word of God; then he makes you think about what the Bible says so that you understand its meaning. Second, he makes you think about what it means, and finally, he ends up making you think about how it should apply to your life. This is the highest level of inductive Bible study, so that each person goes directly to the Bible to get the answers from God, and the Holy Spirit is able to speak to them and give them what the Bible means and says. May God use this Bible Study to change lives.” —Dr. Elmer L. Towns, Co-founder, Liberty University, Lynchburg, Virginia

“I really like the idea of this new book. I am sure it can be used effectively for small groups, midweek prayer studies, Sunday School classes, and the like. It is dealing with a subject that, to my knowledge, has not been dealt with, at least not as thoroughly as you are suggesting. I encourage you to move forward with it.” —Dr. Earl L. Wilson, General Superintendent of The Wesleyan Church, Emeritus

“This is one of the most creative and practical Bible Studies I’ve seen in a long time. I hope you get the right marketing and exposure because you’ve obviously put a lot of time on it, and it can really facilitate Bible Study. Well done!” —Senior Pastor Bob Russell, Emeritus, Southeast Christian Church, Louisville, Kentucky

About the Author
Mark S.F. Eckart has two master degrees, an earned doctorate from two different seminaries and did post-graduate studies at the University of Cincinnati. He has authored four books and has taught for 22 years at the collegiate level. Dr. Eckart has served as Vice-President of a college, pastored several years, preached numerous revivals, was named to National Dean’s List for academic excellence and listed in Who’s Who in the Midwest. As an ordained minister in The Wesleyan Church, he serves 92 churches as the District Superintendent in the Indiana South District and as a Trustee at Indiana Wesleyan University. Mark and his wife, Debbie, have three children.