en-us https://www.intensedebate.com/users/646740 Comments by drdon1 http://michaelhyatt.com/2009/09/book-notes-interview-with-donald-miller-part-2.html#IDComment32855430 Earlier in the summer, Don posted a portion of one of his chapters from the "Million Miles." Don begins by walking a path of common discourse, and then suddenly takes the reader into rarely-explored country. As a cross-cultural resercher, I regularly encounter the power of story in other cultures . In one sense, we are all unfinished stories but many have missed the plot, and we misidentify our antagonist(s). My own wanderings snap back into step with God when I remember that He is the Protagonist of the greatest story: He is faced with a great challenge and is putting everything He has to gain what He loves. One of the greatest bridges we have to the many oral cultures around the world is the Story of a loving creator who is in passionate pursuit of His people. Many American Christians have yet to appreciate the deep wisdom of oral storying. As I train a new generation of researchers, I am looking for a way to help them appreciate the power of story by entering into their own story. And that is why I would love a copy of this book. Thanks, Don, for introducing story to a new generation who longs to know their place in the story. And thanks to Michael for publishing this book! Wed, 2 Sep 2009 05:01:59 +0000 http://michaelhyatt.com/2009/09/book-notes-interview-with-donald-miller-part-2.html#IDComment32855430