SEARCHING FOR GOD KNOWS WHAT

Scott Brick narrates the author’s message that everyone seeks redemption, though Miller’s belief is based more on personal experience than research. With genuine angst Brick relates the author's frustration with his church experiences as a teenager and his return to faith some time later. In an effortless-sounding delivery, Brick portrays the author's dissatisfaction with the way Christianity is taught and practiced today. He describes the formulaic models of many churches, which result in mere bullet points in Sunday sermons. Speaking with warmth and authority, he stresses the author's argument for redemption and the pursuit of faith. Christianity is a fluid relationship, Miller insists, a matter of the heart unlikely to be captured by any formula. G.D.W. © AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine [Published: NOVEMBER 2008]