The Shack

If you haven't taken the time already to read The Shack by William P. Young, then I suggest that you do. I started reading it over a year ago and just got busy and stopped before I had finished it all the way. I just re-started it last week and finished it just this morning. It is probably one the most amazing books I have ever read. It answers so many questions about not only God, but life itself. Whether you have just dealt with a major tragedy in your life or you are just trying to live day by day, this book is for you. I think that anyone should read this book. It is meant for Christians and nonbelievers as well. I love this book because it presents God in a way that anyone can relate to him. It shows his true love and mercy and answers so many questions to a broad variety subjects. There is a big chunk of the book that you need to just get alone with no distractions so you can focus on what it being told, or atleast that is how I read it. I found myself repeatedly crying through out reading it, not because what the story contained was sad, but because of the love and truth displayed from God and how it really just touched my heart. For anyone who has read this amazing book, you will understand when I say just how much closer it brings you to Papa, Jesus, and Sarayu, and the close relationship you yearn to have. This book has changed my outlook on a lot of things, and my outlook is now more positive and accepting. So if you haven't read The Shack already, I highly suggest it. If you want a first person perspective on how God truly is and have some questions answered about subjects ranging from love, religion, relationship, and life itself, then this is the book for you. I have a copy that I am willing to give to anyone with a desire to read it. My only obligation for you is that when you are done, you sign your name in the front cover and pass it along as well. It is a book that needs to be passed on to anyone and everyone. Just tell me how I can get it to you and I will get it done. It's exactly what Papa would want.

Also, you can find more information about The Shack at http://www.theshackbook.com/

"Grace doesn't depend on suffering to exist, but where there is suffering you will find grace in many facets and colors."