This was by far one of my favorite devotional books this year. It wasn't a really heavy, in-depth study. It's what I would call 'just enough'. Each day, you read a section of scripture and a few paragraphs of reflection by the author. Then you listen to music. You can listen to the songs that the author has listed that go along with that days theme or you can do what I did and go through your own music, listening to a few songs that apply to that days topic. After that, there is a section of reflection again where you write out your answers to questions posed by the author that are meant to make you dig a bit deeper and encourage continuous communication and praise to God.
For me, it was really the music that made the difference. I've always been a musical person and incorporating praise and worship songs into my devotions made a huge difference in what I took away from my bible time. It also definitely changed how I view praise to God. Having grown up attending church regularly, I've always associated praise and worship with other people. I always pictured singing with a congregation, a praise team, words on a screen so you could follow along... and it took all of those things for me to feel like I was praising God. The only other times I felt a connection like that through praise was when I would sing around the house with my sister while we did chores. This book really changed my perspective on praise. I'm happy to say now, that I am able to do it all on my own rather than needing other people to join with me. Because of that, my personal praise and worship time has become more intimate with my heavenly father. Now, it's always just between me and him.