We are all worshipers...of something. But are we spending our lives and filling our days with what matters most? Newly revised, The Air I Breathe will awaken you to the reality that worship is more than a service on Sunday. It's every moment reflecting God's glory and grace.
Where Do You Worship? Not everyone may frequent the church on the corner, but we each have a place of worship. For some, it's at the office. For others, before the mirror. Still others, on the basketball court. You were created to worship! So you naturally find a place to do it. But to worship anything less than God robs both Him and us. It's at the foot of the cross where we reel, trying to comprehend how a holy God could chase us down with kindness and redeem us from an eternity of futile gods. In this newly revised and refreshed edition of the original The Air I Breathe , you'll find your sense of worship increasing beyond church walls or a Sunday routine. Soon all of life becomes your delighted response to God!
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4 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Janet Sapp (Marion, IL), January 25, 2010
This was a great quick easy read. It made me take a second look at worship and what it means to me on a day to day basis. Recommend.
4.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Jeremy (Pensacola, FL), August 21, 2009
This little book is worth your time! And since it's small it won't take long to read it. I will probably re-read soon.
4 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Steph VG (PA), April 17, 2009
We were created to worship. Our problem is that we choose not to worship God. While that’s definitely a problem for everybody, it’s especially a problem for believers, who call themselves by the name of Christ. Of all people, we ought not to be caught worshiping anything or anyone else! This little book (122 pages, including discussion questions and citations) packs a wallop as it directs our eyes away from man-centered definitions of worship, instead asking us to consider how God defines worship. And it’s not wholly related to our music.
Does music play a part? Sure, because music in most Sunday morning services is designed to help us stop thinking about ourselves (usually), and “fix our eyes on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of faith.” But we can’t live unGodly lives during the week and expect our words on Sunday mornings to please God. The mouth speaks out of that which fills the heart, says Matt. 12:34, and if the meditations of our heart are unacceptable to Him, the words coming out of our mouths are only lies.
But Giglio doesn’t leave us there. He moves us from being aware of the problem to being part of the solution. We must change our minds about what worship is, and learn how to work with God to topple those idols, exchanging worship of a lie for worshiping in spirit and truth. A hint: it’s not about what you say. It’s about what you do. Not just on Sunday mornings, but all week long.
Obviously, worship is a topic that needs more than 100 pages to work through, especially because it’s the primary task to which God has called all His saints. But with the profusion of idols in every heart, the task of being conformed to the image of the Son can seem daunting; we don’t know even how to begin. Louie Giglio has written a little book, but this little book can go a long way to help us renew our minds as we cooperate with the Spirit of God to renovate the throne-rooms of our hearts.
4 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Carmen Frederick (Sacramento, CA), February 21, 2009
This book is great. If you looking to find what true worship is from a common man perspective. The Bible is chalk full of scripture to back up why we worship. But sometimes we need a little boost. Louie has done a great job on this book and would definitely recommend reading it.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Nancy Wooten (Raleigh, NC), June 19, 2008
This is a wonderful little book, I just love reading it in addition to my devotions with the WORD each morning, they go hand in hand in pointing us to the One and Only True God, to worship Him and Him only. Made me stop and evaluate what is worship and what in my life I am worshiping, to change and worship Him and Him only.
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I am enjoying the CD and DVD also.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Soo Wilson (Alexandria, VA), August 03, 2007
This is a must have book on worship. This has really given me a perspective of what God desires and what we also should desire. His presence in our lives should be 24/7. It is an excellent resource for lay people to seminary professors. Everyone should read this book.
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