Cross Roads Lib/E (Audiobook)

from longhorndaniel

Not as profound as The Shack but has just as many tender hearted moments that had me reaching for the tissue on a number of occasions; loved the characters though it does follow some of the same styles as his previous book but it's always good to look at God from a different perspective

from jnmwheels

While I do not agree with some of the theology, the reflective journey helped me sort out some of my own theological beliefs. I am always grateful when an author is able to do this and think it a sign of meaningful, deep writing. I could not give it 5 stars because it does not have the polish and...

from LemurKat

I fully expected to dislike this novel, which I mainly read because I am up to "Y" in the alphabet. I had read "The Shack" and found it a little saccarine and preachy, and in the start, this book struck me the same way. When Tony went into his "internal world" and started meeting up with various ...

from Farree

I read 'The Shack' a number of years ago and really enjoyed it. This one is better, I think, than 'The Shack,' mainly because we get to see Mr. Young's idea of what 'near death experiences' are all about. It is very well written, but there is an enormous amount of doctrine that needs to be waded ...

from pegmcdaniel

This latest novel from Wm. Paul Young is inspirational, just like his novel, The Shack. Mr. Young does another great job of weaving a story about a hopeless man and how the love of God the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit enter his mind and show him how to heal himself and others in his life. T...