Blue Like Jazz : Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality (CD-Audio)

from sacrain

After reading A Million Miles in a Thousand Years I felt like I had to IMMEDIATELY read everything Don Miller had ever written, so this book was next on my list. I loved it. Miller explains his view of Christianity in such simple, easy to understand (for me) verbiage, stories and examples I think...

from dckenney

I don't know that I have ever read a book like Blue Like Jazz before. Author Donald Miller is a best-selling American author and public speaker based out of Portland, Oregon who focuses on Christian spirituality as "an explanation for beauty, meaning, and the human struggle." He is also the autho...

from RidgewayGirl

So I heard this was being made into a movie and since I've had the book on hand for quite some time, I thought I'd read it before the film was released. Blue Like Jazz is about Miller and his spiritual life told in a series of chatty chapters. He keeps things a bit simpler than I'd like, using sh...

from ctpress

Cool like Jazz. Donald Miller is cool. Or he wants to be. Even when he describes how un-cool christianity is - it sounds cool. I enjoyed the reading of Millers semi-spiritual thoughts and reflections on faith, the church and Jesus - in view of his own life experience. Plenty of laughs which is re...

from trek520

This is a good read. I like that Miller does not fit the same mold that the majority of Christian writers seem to fall into. One particular characteristic that Miller splashes on pages throughout this book is that no political party or ideology holds the treasure chest key to "Rightness with God"...