Summary Of God's Word By David Miller

Upon revisiting Miller, I developed a better appreciation for how he incorporates inspiring elements readers knowledgeable on how troublesome remaining faithful to the Lord can get can enjoy. Miller discusses each transition he made using his Christianity whereby readers have little trouble relating. Miller produces affable atmospheres where readers go, telling each story as though there’s no need for hiding a thing. An instance on how honest Miller is can get found during “Beginnings.”
Miller discusses his boyhood plus the way he sinned. Miller summarizes having engaged one among his teachers in a discussion involving an assigned homework task not getting submitted. Tiny asides get added, advice on how one can tell authorities lies. It’s a hilarious sequence, yet imagining it getting written is tough.
His tonality makes his narrative style reliable: “I learned the craft well, never looking my teacher in the eye, always speaking…from the diaphragm, never feeble [on] deception” (Miller 5). Miller summarizes each journey on which he has embarked via Christianity whereby any reader can get motivated. Another outstanding moment involves Miller reading God’s Word.
He’s reached a pivotal Luke moment wherein Jesus gets crucified. His (Miller’s) feelings get described: “[A] love for Him [rushed] through…my back and into my chest. I [cried]” (Miller 237).
I felt inspired upon reading the excerpt to get closer to God. Miller’s talent for expressing how he feels whereby readers want to feel such feelings as well is a skill I admire. My primary goals now are opening up more and creating less distance from my readers, making them feel like acquaintances welcomed for house