William P. Young's The Shack is the most engaging book I have read in ten years. My wife and I have given away a couple dozen copies (so far!) and are recommending it to all our friends.

This isn't "dry, boring theology"; it is a novel. It pulls together in a creative way some healthy insights about the nature and activity of God in order to tackle the problem of human suffering. You owe it to yourself to read this book. My guess is that you will wind up sharing it with your friends and inviting them to discuss it with you. Click here to order.



This Week's Fax of Life

A LIFESTYLE WE CAN'T AFFORD
“We live a lifestyle we can’t afford,” he says. “I think that’s the No. 1 issue.”[more]





This Week's Sermon

LOVING THE PERSON WHO ISN'T "ONE OF US"
The best way for the church to get clear about our mission in the world is to study the life of Jesus.[more]



BETWEEN DREAM AND REALITY
Even though our intellects know better, something about human beings continues to make us suckers to the idea of a quick fix.[more]

IT'S ALL THE RAGE!
It appears to be all the rage these days. Rage, that is.[more]

THE LADY WHO CAN'T FORGET
Psychologists say that we humans do practice a sort of selective memory.[more]

WHY DOESN'T HOLLYWOOD GET IT?
Many of us express some degree of amazement (if not concern) over what passes for entertainment in this culture. [more]