The Air I Breathe.

So this is the first book I've read out of the library. I'm using my twinge as a medium for reviews, I won't be explicit in what I say because that's for you discover. It's totally an opinionated stance, a small window if you don't know where to begin and you what you're getting into. Obviously, I'm not going to get around all of the books. So if you read something, and would like to put in your two-pennies worth, just email your thoughts or interests to me.

So I have to say that I was pretty excited getting my hands on this one. If you don't know, the author is Louie Giglio (the guy from the Indescribable series) and I really wanted to know what he had to say in his book. There's no mistaking it: this book really opens your eyes to another perspective. The book focuses primarily on life and it revolving around worship. An aspect that people would normally think and stick to the tendencies of a typical sunday service. Giglio does an excellent job of covering all the aspects your journey with God and how it should be celebrated. I know, you may think that that's a lot of ground to cover. But surprising, what I like about all of his books, is that they are the EASIEST reads for anyone. His message is one that isn't complicated because life in God's eyes wasn't intended to be. So if you're wondering what it means to breathe air then pick it up. And also for all of you who aren't so much readers then this is a great start.