by William P. Young
Windblown Media, 2007
Forget Oprah's book choice, this is the book everyone's talking about and the "must read" of the year!
When tragedy strikes the Phillips family, its patriarch, Mack, is overwhelmed with feelings of grief and anger. Where is God when evil happens - why does He allow it, and can He really be trusted ? Three and a half years later, Mack is still wallowing in "The Great Sadness". Then he receives a mysterious note that compels him to return to the scene of the tragedy and to meet God face-to-face.
The story gives the reader much to think about, and presents God and the trinity in a fresh and accessible way. An endorsement from Eugene Peterson, author of The Message, states "This book has the potential to do for our generation what John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress did for his. It's that good!"
Buy your own copy of The Shack - I did. I guarantee you won't be disappointed!
Windblown Media, 2007
Forget Oprah's book choice, this is the book everyone's talking about and the "must read" of the year!
When tragedy strikes the Phillips family, its patriarch, Mack, is overwhelmed with feelings of grief and anger. Where is God when evil happens - why does He allow it, and can He really be trusted ? Three and a half years later, Mack is still wallowing in "The Great Sadness". Then he receives a mysterious note that compels him to return to the scene of the tragedy and to meet God face-to-face.
The story gives the reader much to think about, and presents God and the trinity in a fresh and accessible way. An endorsement from Eugene Peterson, author of The Message, states "This book has the potential to do for our generation what John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress did for his. It's that good!"
Buy your own copy of The Shack - I did. I guarantee you won't be disappointed!
2 comments:
This sounds wonderful, especially given the situation I'm facing tomorrow. I'll have to order it.
I think so too, Kimber :) You'll have to let me know what you think after you've read it...
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