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Scripture: Revelation 2:2-7 | Matthew 25:1-10

Excerpt From “The Air I Breathe” by Louie Giglio

Questions to Consider:

• Talk about one or two facets of God’s character that have meant the most to you in recent days. How did these come to your attention? How have you grown in your understanding of God?

• What helps you most to sense that you’re drawing close to God?

• Scriptures to explore: John 1:18; 2 Corinthians 4:6; Psalm 27:8; 67:1–2.

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Scripture: Psalm 34:1-3 | Philippians 2:12-16

Excerpt From “The Air I Breathe” by Louie Giglio

Questions to Consider:

• What specific forms of “doing good” and “sharing with others” has God given you the opportunity and privilege to live out? How have you sensed God’s pleasure in this?

• What does worshiping God mean—or what could it mean—in your own place of work or school?

• What needs in the lives of people around you seem most urgent to you? What needs in the world around you tend to weigh down your own heart the most

• What specific “sacrifices” do you believe God is calling you to make in your life at this time, in order to bring blessing to Him and to people around you?

• Scriptures to explore: Hebrews 13:15–16; 1 Peter 2:5; Philippians 2:12–16

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Scripture: Hebrews 13:8-16 | Luke 6:12-19

Excerpt From “The Air I Breathe” by Louie Giglio

Questions to Consider:

• Why is it so important to keep in our minds and hearts the fact that worship is “through Jesus”? Why does it matter? And what does it mean personally for you to do this?

• In this book’s first chapter, we explored the reality that all of us worship all the time (according to the basic, universal meaning of “worship”). Now as we discover more about the true worship that pleases God, we see Him asking us to worship Him “continually.” To offer true worship continually to God, does it help knowing that you’re already constantly worshiping anyway?

• What do you recognize as the most important adjustments needed in your life in order to more continually offer worship to God?

• Scriptures to explore: Hebrews 13:15; John 14:6; 15:4–5; Colossians 3:17

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Scripture: Romans 12:1-2 | Matthew 21:28-32

Excerpt From “The Air I Breathe” by Louie Giglio

Questions to Consider:

• Think about the word service. What kind of thoughts and impressions—either positive or negative—does it bring to mind?

• What motivates you most to want to offer yourself fully to God?

• This chapter includes this statement: “Grace requires that we bring ourselves, laying our lives before this merciful God.” Is grace really grace if it has this or any requirement attached to it? What do you think?

• How can we know that we’re genuinely honoring God and pleasing Him? How can we be sure?

• Scriptures to explore: Romans 6:13; 12:1–2

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Scripture: Isaiah 40:25-31 | Romans 11:33-36

Questions to Consider:
Excerpt From “The Air I Breathe” by Louie Giglio

• What are your best answers for the three questions that this chapter begins with: “How can we recover a more exalted view of God in our lives? How can we become the true worshipers we were designed to be? How can we bring back into focus a sense of how awesome God is?”

• When have you been most captivated and excited about God’s character—about who He is?

• When have you been most captivated and excited about God’s actions—about what He has done or is doing?

• What have you found to be the most important factors in protecting and nurturing the intimacy of your relationship with God?

• Scriptures to explore: Psalm 90:1–2; Romans 11:33–36; Psalm 113; Romans 8:15.

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Scripture: Psalm 95:1-7a | John 4:20-26

Questions to Consider:

Excerpt From “The Air I Breathe” by Louie Giglio

• This chapter tells us that God is the one who initiates worship, not us. What practical difference do you think this makes?

• Scriptures to explore: Psalm 95; 150

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Scripture: Acts 15:1-11

Questions to Consider:

Excerpt From “The Air I Breathe” by Louie Giglio

• How can God think so highly of Himself and not be egotistical or conceited?

• “God wants you to know Him intimately,” this chapter reminds us, “and to live a life that’s fully alive, awakened to His great love.” What does this tell you most about God? About you?

• What helps you most to understand and appreciate how the cross is wonderful? How have you experienced more meaningful worship because of understanding this? How would you describe the place that the cross should have in our worship?”

• “As Jesus talked to the Samaritan woman about worship, He began with the words, “Believe Me….” In our lives, how much does true worship depend on our believing God?

• Think again about all that Jesus told this woman. Which parts of His message to her are most meaningful to you, and why?

• Scriptures to explore: John 4:5–26; Mark 15:33–39; Hebrews 10:22.

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Scripture: Revelation 4:8-11 | Matthew 4:1-11

Questions to Consider:

Excerpt From “The Air I Breathe” by Louie Giglio

• Worship is what God is all about…and God is what worship is all about. Discuss what those statements mean to you, and your response to them.

• Knowing that there’s a “war” for our worship—that an enemy seeks to steal the love that God longs to receive uniquely from each one of us—how should that affect our thinking about worship and our approach to worship?

• In what situations can you most easily recognize the battle going on for your values and for your worship?

• We’re encouraged in this chapter to “guard” our worship so that we don’t squander it “on idols made only with human imagination.” What are the best ways to guard our worship?

• Scriptures to explore: Matthew 4:1–11; Psalm 115:1–8; Revelation 4:8.”

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Scripture: Psalm 19:1-4a | Acts 17:22-34

Questions to Consider:
Excerpt From “The Air I Breathe” by Louie Giglio

• In what memorable ways in your life have you seen that God has been searching for you? How have you noticed His “internal magnet” at work inside you? How have you been aware that He’s placed eternity in your heart?

• Are you fully convinced that God wants you to know who He is and what He’s like? Why or why not?

• In what times of your life have you wrestled most with questions of “ultimate truth”?

• Talk about the ways in which you identify with the following statement from this chapter: “The journey to God isn’t like hopscotch on a chalk-lined sidewalk. It’s more like an awkward groping for someone our eyes cannot see.”

• Think about all that Paul told the Athenians. Which parts of his message to them are most meaningful to you, and why?

• Scriptures to explore: Ecclesiastes 3:11; Hebrews 1:1–3; Acts 17:15–34

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Scripture:Revelation 22:12-17 | John 7:37-38

Questions to Consider:

Excerpt From “The Air I Breathe” by Louie Giglio | Chapter One: That Thing We Do

• This first chapter defines worship as “our response to what we value most” and says it “tells us what we value most.” Is this a new or larger way of looking at worship for you? In what ways does it make you question or rethink the way you’ve viewed worship before? Talk openly about this.

• This chapter also asserts that all of us are always worshiping. How have you recognized this to be true in your life or the lives of those around you? Can you see it in your choices and actions over the past twenty-four hours?

• For most people you know, what would you say appear to be the most common objects of their worship, other than God?

• How can we go about deciding—in an honest and thorough way—what it is we value most in life? How do we effectively and accurately “follow the trail” in order to evaluate how we spend our time? Our affection? Our energy? Our money? Our allegiance?

• Scriptures to explore: Colossians 1:15–17; John 1:1–3; 1 Corinthians 8:5–6.”