The Shack is a good read. It is a journey of hardship and spirit. Mackenzie Phillps didn't have the best childhood, like so many. But he took the lumps of hard luck and hardness and lived. Yet somewhere deep down in the recesses of his being, pain filtered through the drawers of his mind and there was no room for anything else. Tragedy happens and life gives Mackenzie a choice-- live in grief or face the pain. But between the destiny of choice, there is God. Is the the blame for life calamities? Or is he help? Mackenzie Philips is an everyday man hit one time too many with the bat of life. But he gets to swing and life is hit hard. Questions from forgiveness to indepence to trust comes to view. Mackenzie expresses true emotion of a father, a man, a human being seeking relief. Reading this book has renewed me and given me a greater outlook.
5 Thumps up
Verbal Conquest
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