Five Minutes with God: 90 Days of Short Devotions for People Who Are Bad at Quiet Time

Most people don't quit prayer because they stop believing. They quit because they think they're bad at it. Too distracted. Too inconsistent. Never sure if that was God or just their own thoughts. So the quiet time gets postponed until a season when they'll finally be more spiritual, and that season never arrives. This book is for them. Ninety short readings, five minutes each, written in plain language for people who have started and quit more times than they'd admit. No guilt. No formula. No assumption that you already know how to do this. Each day gives you one passage of Scripture, one page of honest reflection, and one sentence to pray. Every line is optional. There are no dates, so a missed Tuesday costs you nothing. The ninety days move through the rhythm most people fall into once the pressure comes off -- gratitude, honesty, praying for others, asking plainly, and learning to listen. Along the way it deals with the parts nobody talks about: what to do when the answer is no, how to pray for someone who hurt you, why doubt isn't the opposite of faith, and what it means when God seems silent. Written for anyone who has ever stared at a blank journal and felt like a fraud. Start today, not Monday. Showing up is the win. Scripture is the King James Version. A paper companion journal is available separately.