
He further describes how and why worship is essential to a Christian's life and growth. As always when I am reading a book discussing matters of God and faith, I am hoping the author will provide scriptural evidence to support his points. Bridges does this extensively.
The second level on which I think I Exalt You, O God has so much value is that the majority of the book does not just discuss worship, but encourages the reader to actually practice worship by providing a 31-day devotional. The devotional includes a short reading passage followed by a prayer and numerous scripture references addressing the topic of that day's devotional reading.
Devotional books are a terrific way to add a fresh injection of energy into a daily prayer time that sometimes feels a little stale or rote. This is the type of book I can imagine myself using again and again when I am looking for a reminder on what it means to truly worship God.
I Exalt You, O God by Jerry Bridges
2001, WaterBrook Press
Christian living, 194 pages
This ebook was provided free of charge by Waterbrook Press eBooks. All opinions expressed are my own.
This sounds like an excellent book. Thanks for the review.
ReplyDeleteHave you read Jesus Calling? A great devotional.
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