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Every book George Christie recommended on podcasts
George Christie is a former motorcycle club leader who spent decades within the Hells Angels organization before later discussing his experiences in various media interviews and podcasts. During an appearance on The Shawn Ryan Show, Christie discussed his approach to spiritual reading and recommended a daily devotional text. He mentioned the book Jesus Calling by Sarah Young, describing it as a resource intended for individuals like himself who find the Bible difficult to understand and need a more accessible entry point. Christie explained that the book provides a short couple of sentences for every day of the year, offering a manageable daily reflection format for readers. Through this recommendation, Christie shared a personal perspective on faith and daily spiritual practice, noting that listeners are free to take or leave the devotional material according to their own preferences.
Books recommended by George Christie
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Jesus Calling
Jesus Calling by Sarah Young is a daily devotional book containing short, accessible spiritual reflections intended to help readers explore faith without getting lost in complex biblical texts.
Recommended“That is the Jesus calling. So for dummies like me that can't understand the Bible, we have to resort to something [laughter] like that. But what that is, and you could take it, leave it, do whatever you want with it. Take it. But that is a short little couple of sentences every day. It's not a big lift. It's”
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Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| #333 George Christie - Surviving 40 Years in the Hells Angels | The Shawn Ryan Show | 2026-08-24 | 1 |
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
“So I have this I I put out my second book, Marked, and it's a fictional novel about my life. And uh so I I get this message from this production company.”
“told me I couldn't write a book. I did it. Uh, [clears throat] told me I couldn't write a book. I did it. Uh, [clears throat] He threatened to sue uh, uh, St. Martin, the book publisher. I did the book with my first book, Exile. Uh, just was real careful, you know, what we put in the book, uh,”
