And Should We Die...: A Young Man's Experience with the Miraculous

by Ron McMillan and Randy McMillan

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0971409412
• ISBN13: 9780971409415
• Release Date: September 2003
• Publisher: American Family Publishing
• Length: 198 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Excellent Book!

This book was absolutely breathtaking. I would encourage anyone to read it of any faith.

Impactful!

First, I'm a big fan of Ron's work with Vital Smarts and LOVE Crucial Conversations and Influencer. This though may be his most impactful book yet! This book makes me want to try harder to be a better person. It is fun and entertaining yet serious and practical. I couldn't put "And Should We Die" down once I picked it up. I loan it to everyone I know and recommend it often. Thanks, Ron, for penning Randy's story. I can't imagine how hard it must have been, but doing so has helped so many of us.

And Should We Die

This is an excellent book. It is a great read, after reading "The Message", by Lance Richardson, the cousin of the authors, Ron and Randy McMillan. It filled in, for me, a few more layers, a few more answers regarding the process of physical death and life after this death, and our responsibility to fulfill specific purposes while we are here.

And Should We die

This book goes hand in hand with The Message by Lance Richardson. In fact the main persons in the stories are cousins. It is a book to keep forever. I really did not want either book to end.

You'll cry with joy!

If you want a book that combines family drama, international disasters, human fraility, the search for love and a divine ray of hope that can shine on each one of us, this is it! I read this book a couple of years ago and am about to send it to a dear friend, who, if he is anything like me, will be cring at times with a big smile on his face and at other times breathless with humility. I don't care what anyone says about Ron McMillan: his words are poetry in my book, and I am sure his Brother Randy is very proud of him.