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[Re]view: A Million Miles in a Thousand Years by Donald Miller

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I’d be willing to walk a far distance for A Million Miles in a Thousand Years: What I Learned While Editing My Life. In a stroke of writing genius, Donald Miller has given people a challenge far more imperative than The Purpose Driven Life and other similar books. While reflecting on the process of adapting one of his previously published books for the silver screen, Don discovered something about life: it’s really a story and it really needs to be a good one, and if we don’t have a good story in our lives, we’re profoundly (and rightly) dissatisfied. So, Don wants his readers to get a better story.

I enjoyed A Million Miles from the first page until the last page of the acknowledgments. The challenge is provocative and vital. The approach is transparent and humorous. The satisfaction from reading is high. A prayerful reader will benefit greatly from pondering and reflecting about the story that they are telling with their lives. Are you living a good story? Are you the character that God has called you to be? Don won’t answer those questions for you, but he does give you the chance to find out for yourself.

Author: Dave Ketter

I'm a Pittsburgh native who graduated from Geneva College (B.A., Christian Ministries; completed Year One in M.A., Higher Education) and is in seminary at Trinity School for Ministry. I love Jesus, love the Gospel and love the city. I have a vision for church planting, starting with [Re]Connected Community Church in Beaver Falls, PA.

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