

#4317
Mentioned in 14 episodes
Blue Like Jazz
Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality
Book • 2008
In 'Blue Like Jazz,' Donald Miller shares his journey of faith and spirituality in a unique and relatable way.
The book is a collection of essays that reflect on various aspects of Christian life, from the author's experiences with church and community to his thoughts on God, faith, and the human condition.
Miller's writing is characterized by its honesty, humor, and a willingness to challenge traditional religious narratives.
The book is a collection of essays that reflect on various aspects of Christian life, from the author's experiences with church and community to his thoughts on God, faith, and the human condition.
Miller's writing is characterized by its honesty, humor, and a willingness to challenge traditional religious narratives.
Mentioned by






















Mentioned in 14 episodes
Mentioned by
Donald Miller when recalling writing the book and including something vulnerable in the first few paragraphs.


111 snips
#25: Annie F. Downs—The Strategy Behind Her Breakthrough Personal Brand
Mentioned by
Donald Miller as one of his bestselling books, containing twice as many stories as his other books.


83 snips
#5: Stories—The Survival Tool Hardwired into Every Human
Mentioned by
Phil Vischer as a best-selling book that made faith feel cool, released over 20 years ago.


68 snips
656: Defunding USAID and Blue Like Jazz’s Gospel of Vibes with Ross Douthat
Mentioned by
Donald Miller while discussing his career shift and the impact of frameworks on his writing.


14 snips
Why That Worked PREVIEW—A New Podcast You Can’t Miss
Mentioned by Kevin Miller as a favorite author whose work resonated with him in a similar way to
Donald Miller 's earlier book.


Story: How To Make Your Offering Compelling To The Perfect Person w/ Donald Miller
Mentioned by
Donald Miller as a book he wrote decades ago, discussing his decision to include a humiliating detail about himself to engage readers.


#25: Annie F. Downs—The Strategy Behind Her Breakthrough Personal Brand
Mentioned by
Donald Miller when discussing his career shift and the impact of frameworks on his writing.


Why That Worked PREVIEW—A New Podcast You Can’t Miss
Mentioned by
Hala Taha as a book written by
Donald Miller in his early career, focused on spirituality and personal development.



Donald Miller: The Storytelling Framework Top Brands Use to Crush Marketing Goals | Marketing | E358
Mentioned by Chris Graham for his insights on storytelling in business, emphasizing the importance of making the client the hero of the story.

#14: Social Skills: If You Don't Get This Right, Your Home Studio May Pay The Price
Mentioned as a book that influenced the rise of Christian coffee shops.

Episode 391: The Things They Carried