The Bible begins with God asking questions in the Garden—and it ends with heaven asking one final question: Who is worthy?

In this season finale, Mandy Pallock takes you to Revelation 5, where all of creation waits for the One who can open the scroll. From the Worthy Lamb, we learn how to ask questions like Jesus—not from striving, but from trust.

Discover how simple, daily rhythms can become sacred watchposts for connection with God and others, and how one question, prayed and repeated, can transform the way you live, listen, and love.

Because you are invited into the conversation, and you are making a difference!

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Jesus asked more questions than anyone else in Scripture—and none of them were meant to trap or shame.

In this episode, Mandy Pallock explores Jesus as the Master Questioner and shows how His questions invited people into deeper faith, honest reflection, and restored purpose. From the temple courts to the shoreline after the resurrection, Jesus used questions to draw people closer rather than push them away.

You’ll discover how Jesus’s questions:

• Engage hearts without judgment

• Invite reflection without pressure

• Restore and commission with compassion

"Ask Questions Like Jesus" invites you to consider:
What might change if you learned to ask questions the way Jesus did?

Can you question God without losing your faith? Yes—and Habakkuk shows you how. This prophet brought his rawest questions to God and discovered honest protest is an act of faith. Learn three marks of questioning God: trust His character, verbalize your confusion, expect His answer. Protest isn't rebellion—it's relationship. Your "How long, Lord?" is safe with Him.

Also read: Matthew 9 and Colossians 1:11-12.

When anger rises, God often responds with a question rather than a rebuke.

In episode 77, How Questions Can Soften Anger, Mandy Pallock explores Jonah’s story and the surprising compassion of God’s question: “Do you do well to be angry?” Through this Scripture-centered reflection, discover how curiosity can calm resentment, how questions can open space for grace, and how mercy can reshape even the most stubborn heart.

When faith feels hard and your heart is full of questions, you’re not alone. In this episode of Presently Engaged, discover the Hero Routine (Sleep. Eat. Stroll. Psalms. Repeat.): a simple, soul-restoring rhythm for weary believers. Learn how honest questions, biblical lament, and the Psalms can draw you closer to God, renew your faith in everyday life, and support you as you mentor others.

🎧 Listen in, and then consider: What’s one question you need to say out loud to God today?

What do you do when you’ve given everything—and it still feels like it didn’t make a difference? When Elijah hid in a cave, exhausted and afraid, God didn’t give him a lecture. He asked, “What are you doing here?” And then, sometime later, He asked the same question again.In Episode 75 of Presently Engaged, Mandy Pallock⁠‬⁠ unpacks how God’s repeated question reorients Elijah’s heart and renews his calling. Learn how to recognize God’s gentle whisper and rediscover purpose—even when life feels quiet.

Questions and stories keep faith alive. Discover how God uses stories and memorials to help us remember and retell His faithfulness!

Mentoring doesn’t require all the answers—it requires curiosity. In this bonus episode from The Question Habit, Mandy explores how asking Spirit-led questions can deepen relationships, open doors to discipleship, and create space for God’s transforming work. Rooted in 2 Timothy 1:13–14, this episode offers encouragement and practical guidance for anyone walking alongside others in faith.