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Mentioned in 4 episodes
The Shack
Book • 2007
The Shack tells the story of Mackenzie Allen Phillips, a father of five, whose youngest daughter, Missy, is kidnapped and murdered during a family outing.
Years later, Mack receives a mysterious note from 'Papa' (God) inviting him to the shack where Missy's body was found.
There, Mack encounters three figures representing the Trinity: Papa (God the Father), Jesus, and Sarayu (the Holy Spirit).
Through conversations with them, Mack gains a new understanding of God's love, forgiveness, and the reasons behind suffering and evil.
The book explores themes of love, relationships, and the transformative power of redemption through forgiveness.
Years later, Mack receives a mysterious note from 'Papa' (God) inviting him to the shack where Missy's body was found.
There, Mack encounters three figures representing the Trinity: Papa (God the Father), Jesus, and Sarayu (the Holy Spirit).
Through conversations with them, Mack gains a new understanding of God's love, forgiveness, and the reasons behind suffering and evil.
The book explores themes of love, relationships, and the transformative power of redemption through forgiveness.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
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Donald Miller as an example of a person whose adult children are exceptionally healthy.
Donald Miller as an example of a person whose adult children are exceptionally healthy.
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#23: Dadville—The New Rules of Being a Great Dad
Mentioned by Donald Miller as the author of 'The Shack', whose children grew up exceptionally healthy.
Donald Miller as the author of 'The Shack', whose children grew up exceptionally healthy.
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Why That Worked #23: Dadville—The New Rules of Being a Great Dad
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Mark Clifton as a book that a woman in his church was excited about and wanted to add to the church library.
Mark Clifton as a book that a woman in his church was excited about and wanted to add to the church library.
How to Shepherd Your Church Well: Protecting
Mentioned by Carl Payne as an example of a book that promotes universalism.
Hour 1: Doctrinal Confusion
Mentioned by the host, who avoided asking any questions about it.
William Paul Young & Brad Jersak: Judgment, Wrath, Hell, and the God Who Is Love (Re-Release from S01E11)
