Do Something!

Make Your Life Count

De: Miles McPherson

Narrado por: Miles McPherson

Everyone wants their life to count. We all wish we could make a difference in a hurting world. The good news is that we can. Despite our own brokenness (and, in fact, because of it) each of us can be Jesus's hands and feet on Earth, reaching out to others in real and profound ways. With powerful true stories, illustrations from the life of Christ, and specific activities for readers to engage, DO Something! is a hopeful and practical book that shows how to live out faith in a way that improves people's lives. With transparency and humility, Miles McPherson shares his own shortcomings as a young pastor trying to connect with people in need. Stressing the importance of hurting with people before you can do something for them, McPherson takes readers through the 5 P's of making their lives count: preparation, purpose, pain, power, and passion. By putting into practice the principles found in this book, readers will experience spiritual fulfillment as they see that they can make a real difference in the lives of those around them.©2009 Miles McPherson (P)2009 christianaudio.com

Opens the Mind

This book has helped me open my mind to the world around me. I will be giving this to my family and friends.

Thanks God! Miles gives me hope for what stands be

Miles puts the human body in faith of our God. His finding God gives me great hope for me.

Need change in your life, start with this book!

If you have felt the need to a change if your life and didn’t know where to start, start with this book! It will inspire you in many ways to desire more and maybe even provide tips of where to start your journey.

Great book! Very helpful

Great book! Very helpful. I highly recommend it. Helps one to understand the importance of becoming other's focused in Jesus name.

Do Something

I like the content but the reader almost made me stop listening. He sounds so bored and like he is so not into this book. It seems to me that a reader would read the book as if he were the author, showing that interest. I think the reader could be really good if he made his voice sound like he's interested in what he's reading.