February 23, 2017
Text: Luke 10:25-37 One of my favorite questions Jesus asks in the Gospel of Luke is, “How do you read it?” An expert in the law (one of the “wise and learned” in Luke 10:21 to whom spiritual depth is often hidden) asked Jesus a question: “what must I do to inherit eternal life” (or, […]
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Uncategorized | Tagged: Compassion, Good Samaritan, Hospitality, Luke 10:25-37, Neighbor, Parable, Samaritan, Strangers |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks
December 27, 2011
My new book, Meeting God at the Shack: A Journey into Spiritual Recovery, is now available. _________ Chapter One What Kind of Book is the Shack? I will open my mouth with a parable, I will teach you lessons from the past. Psalm 78:2 (TNIV) While some have perhaps read The Shack as an actual account, […]
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Pastoral Care, Theology | Tagged: Grief, Parable, Psychology of Relgion, Recovery, The Shack, Woundness |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks
October 8, 2008
[My book on the Shack is now available on Kindle.] If you are interested in a pastoral review of The Shack, that five part series begins here. While some have perhaps read The Shack as an actual account, the title page clearly identifies the piece as a “novel.” This is a fictional story. Young himself […]
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Pastoral Care, Theology | Tagged: Genre, Healing, Literature, Parable, Shack, The Shack, Theology, William P. Young, Woundedness, Wounds |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks