What would it look like to have God's Spirit enter your overwhelmed life?
Without the life of God's Spirit in our relationships, our work, and our faith, we are left gasping for breath; driven by chaos; unengaged in our world. But a living, breathing, active relationship with the Holy Spirit, the Giver of breath, is attainable, and is the essence of a life that is fully engaged and finishes well.
Gasping for Breath
In the beginning we walked with God in the cool of the day and the breathing was easy.
But we forgot how to breathe and have been gasping for breath ever since. The good news is that we can learn to breathe again.
From our Readers…
"There are many books written about losing our "being" by being so busy with our doing. But there are only a few books that I have had the privilege of reading where I sense the breath of God Himself in its writing. This is one such book."
—Scott Rische, International Director for PLI
About the Authors
Dave Johnson
After nearly 40 years as a senior pastor and teaching pastor in the Twin Cities, Dave moved from teaching and pastoring to helping other leaders, pastors, and teachers find their breath within the chaos that surrounds them. An author, speaker, teacher, and journey-taker, Dave and his wife Bonnie have lived in Minneapolis since 1980. They have four grown children, ten fabulous grandchildren, and having grown up in Chicago they remain fully devoted followers of the Chicago Cubs and Bears.
John Busacker
John is a writer, speaker and entrepreneur, helping leaders steward their lives with wisdom and purpose. His work as an advisor and personal leadership coach has taken him to six continents, giving him opportunities to work with a wide range of industries and faith communities. John and his wife Carol live outside Minneapolis and have two married children and three exuberant grandchildren.
Fully Alive
We all find ourselves gasping for breath – physically, emotionally, spiritually, professionally, relationally, but a living, breathing, active relationship with the Holy Spirit, the Giver of breath, is attainable, and is the essence of a life that is fully engaged and finishes well.