By Keith Miller | July 28, 2010

People’s Irritating Faults Can Give Clues to My Own

Dear Keith,
Recently I felt that God was urging me to write a letter to another Christian telling her that she was arrogant and unloving and was very vain about her physical appearance.  In what I considered to be obedience I wrote the letter.  My friend not only did not receive the letter well; she [...]

By Keith Miller | July 19, 2010

Being Transformed from the Inside Out

Keith, I’ve recently come back to church. Rather, a good way to put it is I’ve found a church that explains Christianity in a way that makes more sense than what I got out of church when I was young.  The service I’ve been going to is designed for people who are searching, as I [...]

By Keith Miller | June 18, 2010

Loneliness: The Hunger that Drives Us Out of Hiding

For years I have been a basically lonely person, actually it seems like always.  When I became a Christian as a single adult some years ago, it helped, but I was still lonely.  I figured it was natural though since I wasn’t married.  But fifteen months ago I married a lovely Christian woman and we [...]

By Keith Miller | June 11, 2010

Why Am I Afraid to Be Myself?

Sometimes I feel like a terrible phony.  I don’t feel as if I can be myself anywhere.  I seem to have at least five different personalities—most of which don’t feel like the real me.  I’m one person at home with my family, another at work, another when I go out on dates, another at church [...]

By Keith Miller | June 1, 2010

Resenting the People – a Minister’s Trap… with Room for All

Hi Keith!  Here’s a question about something that’s been bothering me for quite a while.   I’ve been a minister for over ten years.  For most of that time, I have felt very fulfilled even though I’ve worked really hard in the many roles of being a pastor, a preacher, a counselor, a visitor to the [...]

By Keith Miller | May 25, 2010

Transformation: A New World in the Midst of the Old One

Our teenaged son went to a summer camp a normal, interesting kid who was only interested in football (and I assume, sex).  But when he got home last week he was a religious freak, spouting Bible verses out of context with his eyes shining like his team had just won state.  I’m a church going [...]

By Keith Miller | May 17, 2010

Temptations’ Noisy Voices

Keith, my question is how in the world did the saints get their inner house clean of all the different inner voices of temptation that argue against doing God’s will, so they could be at peace?  My problem is that my inner world has a bunch of different voices wanting me to sin and telling [...]

By Keith Miller | May 10, 2010

About Pure Motives

Keith, I hesitate to write you about this problem because it seems so ridiculous.  But as a Christian, I am bothered continually about whether I am unselfish or not.  Several times a day I will ask myself, “Are my motives really pure or is there a little selfishness in this act?”  It’s getting so that [...]

By Keith Miller | May 4, 2010

One Being: Body, Mind and Soul

Keith, why has there been so much emphasis in your work about living for Christ on things like relationships, feelings, the problems people have in trying to love God and other people, and in receiving love? In my day we dealt with the great theological ideas and doctrines of the faith.  Don’t you think the [...]

By Keith Miller | April 20, 2010

What Kind of Honesty Does God Want?

Dear Keith, I am having real trouble.  Some time ago I heard you speak about honesty and realized that I have been phony all my life.  So I decided to change my ways and began to confess to everyone exactly what I feel regarding them and life.  My husband was horrified at some of my [...]

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