We are born with an innate curiosity to explore, marvel, and believe there is more to life. But, laundry piles up. Bills pile up. Ultimately, life piles up. We can doubt God’s goodness and the everyday becomes marked by restraint, limits, and settling for the routine. Hardship extinguishes our hope and we exchange curiosity for control.

Curious Faith is about rescuing the now. It’s about exploring possibility with a God who is unlimited, unpredictable, and ever-loving. In these pages, Logan Wolfram invites readers to overcome feelings and outside circumstances that inhibit growth and rob them of hope. Readers will learn to pursue curiosity and enjoy the wonder of an open-handed life.

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“Curious Faith has challenged me in the best of ways to give up my tendency to control and let Him write my story instead.”

-Lysa TerKeurst

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“Inordinate, everyday curiosity shows you how to find the co-ordinates of God’s everyday grace. With fresh vision and vibrant faithfulness, Logan Wolfram hands you a needed compass with these pages.” -Ann Voskamp, author of the New York Times bestsellers One Thousand Gifts and The Greatest Gift

“Unapologetically herself, Logan invites readers to consider God and His Word from angles that are both accessible and ceiling-less. Curious Faith takes the supernatural and the beautiful and the deep things of God and offers them to the woman, like me, in sweatpants and a top knot.” -Sara Hagerty, author of Every Bitter Thing Is Sweet

“Curious Faith has challenged me in the best of ways to give up my tendency to control and let Him write my story instead. If you’ve been holding a tight grip on your life, let Logan’s words remind you that God has a beautiful plan for you—one you never could have orchestrated on your own—if you trust in Him!” -Lysa TerKeurst, New York Times bestselling author and president of Proverbs 31 Ministries

“I’m a pastor’s kid who grew up thinking ‘faith’ meant leaping into the unknown. But my friend Logan Wolfram has changed all that. I now realize it means leaping into the heart of One who knows us. Into the heart of One who eclipses the moon; who holds every baby—even the ones we lose—and who calls us sons and daughters of the King. With transparency, humor, and poetry, Wolfram awakens the spirit and calls out curiosity in the reader—a longing for more of God. A must-read.” -Emily T. Wierenga, founder of The Lulu Tree and author of the memoirs Atlas Girl and Making It Home

“Curious Faith is a work of flow and liquid, which is to say that Logan’s stories and perspectives are water for a weary and dry landscape. If you are thirsty, come and drink. If you don’t know if you are thirsty, come and drink anyway; allow yourself the opportunity to taste drops or even whole glasses of a living beverage. A living beverage that could have you longing for a refill and reimagining the scales and terms of your own life in Christ. -Erika Morrison, author of Bandersnatch: An Invitation To Explore Your Unconventional Soul