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Quotes about Narrative

What your customer really wants is to be invited into a story. And your explanatory paragraph is going to accomplish exactly that.
— Donald Miller
Brands that position themselves as heroes unknowingly compete with their potential customers. Every human being wakes up each morning and sees the world through the lens of a protagonist. Regardless, the world revolves around us.
— Donald Miller
What else changes a person but the living of a story? And what is a story but the wanting for something difficult and the willingness to work for it?
— Donald Miller
The most powerful tool we can use to organize information so people don't have to burn very many calories is story.
— Donald Miller
People will always choose a story that helps them survive and thrive.
— Donald Miller
Remember that your life is a story. Why not write your own ending-and then make it happen.
— Jack Canfield
Luke thus provides the last part of the prophetic pattern, that of rejection by the people. As Simeon foretold, this will be worked out in the subsequent narrative in terms of a division within Israel between those who do and those who do not accept this prophet. But this ominous opening already suggests a reason why many Jews later on in Acts reject the Gospel, precisely because it is meant for all (cf. e.g., Acts 13:44—52).
— Luke Timothy Johnson
If we don't open up a way to process our disappointments, we'll be tempted to let Satan rewrite God's love story as a negative narrative, leaving us more than slightly suspicious of our Creator.
— Lysa TerKeurst
We must let God's Word become the words we believe and receive as truth. We must let God's Word become the words of our story.
— Lysa TerKeurst
Child," said the Voice, "I am telling you your story, not hers. I tell no one any story but his own.
— John Eldredge
Our lives are not a random series of events; they tell a Story that has meaning.
— John Eldredge
Remember—the battle right now is for the narrative; who gets to frame the story for you? Either it will be God, or someone else. If you are "alarmed," something has drawn your attention away from the story of God. Let your fears, anxieties, anger, or rage alert you that you've been taken hostage; stop and get your bearings.
— John Eldredge