Download or read book Burning Down the Fireproof Hotel written by Cary Campbell Umhau and published by SPACIOUS. This book was released on 2014-12-23 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Cary Umhau had everything she'd ever wanted -- beautiful children, a healthy bank account, even, she'd been told, a ticket to heaven. Yet something felt desperately wrong. Somewhere on the road to the American Dream, her happy Christian life had become a fireproof fortress -- one that kept the world's pain at bay but left her all too safe from God's burning love. And she learned that he would do anything to break her out. Including -- it seemed -- breaking her. Burning Down the Fireproof Hotel is part memoir, part manifesto for the spacious life that's waiting for all of us beyond our private prisons.
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