The Shack

This book may be one of the most talked about in recent Christian circles. It opens the mind of the reader into a realm where the Father, Son and Holy Spirit exist in the easiest way humans can understand them: as humans. The plot is compelling, although if you've already heard from someone else what it is, the first two or three chapters seem unnecessary.

The writer at the beginning lost me in his somewhat showy way of writing, but once the plot picked up the writing solidified and the book was hard to put down.

Get a few other friends to read this at the same time and then get together and talk about all the theology (or claims against status quo theology) that pops up inbetween pages.