Friends, it's Morgan and Sherry Snyder and welcome back to another Wout at Heart podcast.

Today we're diving into part two of a three-part series where we are recovering a central

treasure of the gospel and the category of secure attachment.

Jim Wouter wrote a recent book renovated.

He was a man who walked in with Dallas Willard and this was written after Delas had crossed

into the kingdom, but in his introduction he offers a fascinating quote from Dallas.

Dallas said, at the end of his life, in the last year of his life, what I have learned

in this last year is more important than what I learned in the rest of my life.

A friend's just pause.

Dallas Willard, one of the great theologians that has helped us as a ministry, recover

more of the gospel after six decades of walking with God, Dallas says, what I have

learned in this last year is more important than what I have learned in the rest of my

life.

Sherry, that causes me pause and that causes me to lean in and be curious.

What is it that he learned?

How could it be so important?

How could it shape everything in his life?

And as we know from diving into his life and his story, it was the message and the experience

of secure attachment.

Right.

Forming a new attachment to God as the primary definition of Christian salvation.

Friends, this is an introductory series on this idea of forming attachment with God, of

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