EXHAUSTED FAITH: How to Rest, Pray, and Hear God When You Have Absolutely No Energy Left

You meant to pray tonight. Really pray, not the fragment you toss out while brushing your teeth. But the words won't come, and underneath the tiredness there's something sharper: guilt. If you loved God enough, wouldn't you find the energy from somewhere?You keep waiting to feel like praying. You keep not feeling it. And a quiet voice starts asking what a "good Christian" would never say out loud: Is my faith getting weak?Exhausted Faith begins with a different question. What if the problem was never your love for God? What if what's missing isn't devotion - it's fuel. A car doesn't stop loving the road when it runs out of gas. It just stops.Pastor and author Smith Wommack writes as someone who spent years treating his own exhaustion as a spiritual failure, until a night with a Bible sliding off his knees taught him otherwise. Drawing on Elijah fed and allowed to sleep - twice - before God asked anything more of him, on Martha's kitchen and Habakkuk's watchtower, on Jesus asleep in a storm and a criminal's six words from a cross, this book makes the case that depletion and unbelief have never been the same condition.Inside, you'll find permission to pray lying down instead of kneeling. A three-word prayer that counts as a real one. A way to tell God's quiet leading from your own frayed nerves. Honest language for waiting seasons that don't resolve, and for the exhaustion that doesn't lift even when you rest - including when that exhaustion is the kind a doctor or counselor should be part of carrying too.This isn't another book asking more of you. It's for the Christian who still believes, and is simply, honestly, out of strength to prove it tonight. You don't have to arrive at God with more energy than you have.