The Shack
#46: The Shack by Wm. Paul Young
I was a little leery about reading this book. I had read some things about it that made me wonder if I really wanted to read it, but after some thought I decided that I needed to form my own opinions, so I sat down and read it.
The book centers around Mack, a man who has had a great tragedy in his life. Through this tragedy and his resulting anger, he has begun to question his faith in God. Then he gets a note from God inviting him to spend the weekend with Him. Mack's decision to accept this invitation will change his life forever.
I enjoyed the book. It was definitely one that made me think about not only my personal relationship with God, but also the way I treat the people I interact with on a daily basis.
I was a little leery about reading this book. I had read some things about it that made me wonder if I really wanted to read it, but after some thought I decided that I needed to form my own opinions, so I sat down and read it.
The book centers around Mack, a man who has had a great tragedy in his life. Through this tragedy and his resulting anger, he has begun to question his faith in God. Then he gets a note from God inviting him to spend the weekend with Him. Mack's decision to accept this invitation will change his life forever.
I enjoyed the book. It was definitely one that made me think about not only my personal relationship with God, but also the way I treat the people I interact with on a daily basis.
