Finally an audiobook version of the thought provoking autobiography, God's Biker, narrated by the author himself. A raw and honest, personal story of life on the road and faith with the lid off.
Consisting of vulnerable honesty, it describes this somewhat shy son of a preacher's unlikely journey from the church pew, into the sub-cultural world of motorcycle clubs and the forming of a chaotic church community of ragamuffins.
It's about finding beauty in broken places, and where the walking wounded try to work out their faith against all the odds. From his original home in rural Berkshire in England, to the city of Swansea, in South Wales, this road trip goes via Australia, Ukraine, New Zealand and host of other pit stops, including a town called Hell. But it's not the places that become transformative, it's the people you sit with and the stories they share with you.
It's where chaos and disorder sit alongside community and grace at Zac's Place, a church that looks more like an AA meeting and a hospital casualty department. It's on the road with Sean, a 30 year member and senior officer of God's Squad Christian Motorcycle Club, where he faced opposition and physical beatings from those who weren't so pleased to see him and his mates. It's about not giving up.
God's Biker is an ongoing story. Just when you think it's complete, Sean Stillman adds additional material to this audiobook that he didn't see coming and rocked him to the core of his soul.
