A good question is a powerful thing. It is simple enough to entertain children: What has hands but cannot clap? Strong enough to change the world: Can we get to the East Indies by sailing west? It challenges assumptions: Why? Enables learning: How? And opens the door to new ideas: What if...? The best questions refuse to die. They are planted in the hearer's mind, grow, and grow until nothing, not food, drink, sleep, or the distractions of life, can satisfy until the answer is found. In this book, pastor, missionary, author, and teacher Jim Thomson provides us with seven challenging questions. They are good questions, even great ones that will lodge themselves firmly in your psyche and stay there until they have transformed your thinking and your life.