Today I interviewed Wm Paul Young, author of the best selling book, “The Shack.”
Paul shared with me his incredible story of how he came to write his book, the miracle that happened that allowed him to print the first 15 copies, and how God has taken the book from there to sell over 15 million copies. Totally amazing testimony! You’ll love it I’m sure.
Speaking with Paul felt like I was talking with a friend; he shared some great thoughts about life, faith and the love our heavenly ‘Papa’ has for us. I’m sure you’ll really enjoy listening in on our conversation.
You can grab a copy or read some of the reviews (over 4,500 reviews and counting) of the Shack on amazon here. You can also connect more with Paul by visiting his website: http://windrumors.com
The interview is just below, hope you enjoy it!
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Interviews, April 26, 2011Part of the Interviews series, preached at a Web message service
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Mick – excellent interview with Paul Young. It was fun and amazing to hear the story of how he received the money to print the original 15 copies. It is another reminder that God is always with us. By connection Paul and Kevin in the future, Papa seems to “tweak” us once in a while.
I hope you check out Stories From The Shack – Paul will bring to life some of 100,000 stories beyond The Shack.
thanks, Elaine
Thanks Elaine, I’ll take a look at your website now. Sounds great. Glad to hear you enjoyed the interview as well.
This was awesome, made me weep!
Really glad you enjoyed the interview Betty
Amazing story of the first 15 copies. Just amazing. And I loved the book. I’ve loaned it, replaced the ones that never came back and now have it on kindle. I have read and reread it. It is not an instruction manual but a reminder of who He is and who I am to Him. And I love that about the book.
Great interview. Thanks Mick and Paul!
Glad you enjoyed the interview Wendy; and I agree, the story Paul shared about how the first 15 copies were printed was amazing. Just incredible really. It was a lot of fun interviewing Paul and glad to hear you also enjoyed listening in on our conversation