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Summary: Great Book For Any Christian
Review: I thought this book was great because it gives insight to living a lifestyle of worship rather than just some thing you do on Sunday morning. That is what makes it applicable to all Christians.
Rating:
Summary: Great Book For Any Christian
Review: I thought this book was great because it gives insight to living a lifestyle of worship rather than just some thing you do on Sunday morning. That is what makes it applicable to all Christians.
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Summary: Simple, but Powerful!
Review: I've never read a book that took me to another level, besides the bible. If you're struggling in your life and you feel like nothings going right, read this book, and find out what worship is all about. It changed the way I look at my relationship with Christ.
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Summary: it does talk about coming back to the heart of worship
Review: if you want to know how to please God with your worship, this is the book that you are looking for. Not only for those who minister as musicians or worship leaders.
It's all about being intimate with the great Loving God.
It's about blessing the beautiful heart of God.
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Summary: Short and Sweet
Review: It is a small book, but the wisdom it shares is huge. Redman knows what being a worship peader is all about and he shares the knowledge with others. How can you fully worship the Lord? Can you be an unquenchable worshipper?
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Summary: made me want God even more
Review: Just as I expected from the author. The style of his writing and the content of this relatively thin book is amazing. Matt uses his own experience to teach the readers about the subjects presented in this book.The truth in this book will change the way you look at worship. It's not about the songs or the worship leaders. It's about pleasing the audience of one.
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Summary: Made me hungry!
Review: Just like his music, Matt Redman's book is articulate, passionate and radically Christ-centered. I came away with an intensified desire to worship God which leads me to think that the author hit his mark. I was rocked.
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Summary: Made me hungry!
Review: Just like his music, Matt Redman's book is passionate, articulate, intentional and radically Christ-centered! I was rocked!
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Summary: Definitely a positive and worthwhile message
Review: Matt Redman leads the worship band Soul Survivor and has written several popular worship songs, including "The Heart of Worship," "Better is One Day" and "Let Everything that Hath Breath." The Unquenchable Worshipper however is not a book about music or song writing. It is about worshipping God and the attitude and posture of worship. Worship music stands out as a key factor in church services today. When we discuss churches, we ask about the praise and worship music--the songs, the band and singers. We want to know how long praise and worship lasts, how loud it is, whether people dance, clap their hands or stand quietly. In this book, Redman takes the focus of worship off the external issues listed above and focuses on the heart of the worshipper. He guides the reader into the understanding that worship is not something Christians do only during a church service, but worship is what we do when we're alone, at work, or at play; worship is how we live our life before God. This all sounds obvious, and maybe it is, but the book helped me by reminding me of some principles of worship and teaching new perspectives on worship. Redman recites a story from his experience as a worship leader in his church. The pastor and leaders of the church agreed that the congregation was missing the purpose of the worship time; they were becoming distracted by the environment and were failing to enter into God's presence. The pastor decided to remove the music, the sound system, the band and worship leaders from the service for a season. Redman writes that after initially being discouraged by the awkwardness of the change, "we soon began to learn how to bring heart offerings to God without any of the external trappings we'd grown used to. By stripping everything away, we slowly started to rediscover the heart of worship." (103) From his reflection during that time, Redman wrote the song "Heart of Worship." The song indicates Redman's view that true worship pours from the worshipper's heart to the heart of Jesus. The Unquenchable Worshipper does not delve into complex issues but attempts to lead the reader into an honest examination of his or her relationship with God. I think it does this successfully by serving as a mirror to the reader's spiritual condition. Most Christians participate in some form of worship of God, usually in church but also in private-maybe even in the car (I've seen some of you driving, and I know your singing along to worship music), but probably few of us regularly consider that we are called to live a life of worship. This book teaches how to worship God more sincerely and passionately in everything we do. It is an easy read; it's a small book with short colorful chapters addressing different characteristics of the kind of worshippers God desires. I think it will challenge you to make adjustments in your life that will help you draw nearer to God and experience him more fully. It is definitely a worthwhile read.
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Summary: Incredible book for all Christian leaders
Review: One of the most insightful books I have ever read about worship. I truly believe that all Christian leaders should read this book, as it will reveal SO much about worshipping the Lord!
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