Quotes about Relationship
The key to marketing—and sales for that matter—is to invite the customer on a journey at the pace of a natural, healthy relationship.
— Donald Miller
Nobody will listen to you unless they sense that you like them. If a person senses that you do not like them, that you do not approve of their existence, then your religion and your political ideas will all seem wrong to them. If they sense that you like them, then they are open to what you have to say.
— Donald Miller
And that makes me wonder if what we really want from the formulas are the wishes, not God. It makes me wonder if what we really want is control, not a relationship.
— Donald Miller
What your customer really wants is to be invited into a story. And your explanatory paragraph is going to accomplish exactly that.
— Donald Miller
A person could read the Bible, not to become smart, but rather to feel that they are not alone, that somebody understands them and love them enough to speak to them, on purpose, in a way that makes a person feel human.
— Donald Miller
Betsy and I are going to try as hard as we can not to put the burden of that longing on each other," I said. "Instead, we will comfort each other in the longing and even love it for what it is, a promise that God will someday fulfill us.
— Donald Miller
At StoryBrand, we certainly give away the "why," but we also give away an awful lot of the "how." It's never cost me to be generous with my customers.
— Donald Miller
Always position your customer as the hero and your brand as the guide. Always. If you don't, you will die.
— Donald Miller
If a person really wants to know God and will give up his sin and turn to Christ, God will make Himself real to him. In our day the problem is that a great many folk do not really mean business with God.
— J. Vernon McGee
Believe me, David had a checkered career. This is the reason he suffered—he let sin enter his life. But above it all was a faith in God that never failed. He wanted more than all else to have a wonderful relationship with God.
— J. Vernon McGee
The purpose of the Scripture is for instruction in righteousness. It was not written to teach you geology or biology. It was written to show man's relationship to God and God's requirements for man and what man must do to be saved. You can write this over the first part of the book of Genesis: "What must I do to be saved?
— J. Vernon McGee
Actually, the Christian life is the Spirit of God living in the believer.
— J. Vernon McGee