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Welcome

Thank you for visiting my website. If you look around, you’ll find descriptions of some of the books I’ve written, a few articles, and some lectures I’ve given around the country. We sell the lectures, but I assure you the money doesn’t come to me. It pays a small but brilliant staff and any profit goes to The Mentoring Project.

I am grateful to be able to do what I do, and understand every writer has a responsibility to tell the truth, and to lead a way through tension, toward peace, whether that peace is internal or external.

I have just wrapped up a project called "The Open Table" which will be out next year. It’s a workbook I’ve written with my friend John MacMurray, and it’s designed to introduce people to Jesus. I’ve enjoyed working on the project a great deal, mainly because it hasn’t been unlike spending several hours every day with Jesus Himself. The project leads people through five weeks, five readings each week, that focus on a particular story from the Scriptures in which Jesus interacts with somebody in the text. My faith is renewed each time I come back to Christ, and I’m somewhat perplexed to say, even as a Christian, there were more than a few times I said to myself, "You know, this Jesus is very special, I want to follow Him wherever he goes." I would imagine that sounds foolish to some people, and I understand why. But Scripture itself says that a relationship with Jesus will seem like foolishness to those who have not experienced Him. Sometimes I laugh to myself about how foolish our faith must look from the outside. And yet I am grateful to know and follow Christ all the same, and wish for everybody an interaction with Him similar to the one I have enjoyed.

My day job, these days, involves my work with The Mentoring Project. I have a desk down at the office and enjoy working with the small staff there. We have an ambitious vision of recruiting ten-thousand mentors through one-thousand churches. I rode my bike across America this year, from Los Angeles to Washington D.C., and I know the church in America is good, generous and the infrastructure and manpower is there to provide hope for the 46-million children growing up without fathers. We think ten-thousand mentors is a great first step.

I’m not sure what brought you here, but you are welcome. I’ve met so many of you in person now, it’s hard to imagine you and I haven’t met. If not, I do hope we meet soon.

All the grace and peace of Christ to you.

Donald Miller

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Donald Miller Media Files
The Nature and Meaning of Love
The Nature and Meaning of Love
Don discusses the elusive idea of love, helping us understand the purpose and meaning of the most passionate emotions that humans encounter.
On Hope
On Hope
In this talk Don answers the question "Why hasn't Jesus fixed me yet?"
For Artists
For Artists: Creativity and Art, Why You Matter as an Artist - Video
Don addresses more than seven-thousand artists at Willow Creek's annual Arts Conference, explaining the importance of the artists role within the church.
Let Story Guide You
Let Story Guide You - Video
At Willow Creek's annual Arts Conference, Don addresses why some people's lives make sense and others don't.
Sharing Faith
Sharing Faith
Don talks about evangelism in a sales-weary culture.
Photography and Theology
Photography and Theology
Where Photography and Theology intersect: A conversation with John MacMurray.
>A Journey Back to Faith
A Journey Back to Faith
Don guides a Harvard audience through his journey back to faith.
Taking the Lesser Seat
Taking the Lesser Seat
Don discusses life in community.
Relational Dynamic of the Gospel
Relational Dynamic of the Gospel
Don addresses what he considers the greatest problem in the Evangelical Church: the influence of a formulaic Gospel.
 

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