In a world that rewards noise, urgency, and constant productivity, many Christians struggle to believe that stillness can be a form of faith. Learning to Sit Still With God is a calm, compassionate guide for believers who want a deeper relationship with God-but feel exhausted, distracted, or spiritually restless. Rather than offering formulas or emotional pressure, this book invites you into a slower, quieter way of walking with God-one rooted in trust, presence, and listening. You'll explore why silence can feel uncomfortable, how stillness reveals hidden fears and distractions, and how God meets us not only in action, but in rest. This book is especially for Christians who pray faithfully yet feel unheard, who love God but struggle with constant mental noise, or who long for closeness without striving. Inside, you'll discover: - Why sitting still with God is not passive, but deeply faithful - How to practice listening prayer without forcing spiritual experiences - Ways to remain present with God even when nothing "seems to happen" - How stillness heals anxiety, burnout, and spiritual pressure - A gentler, more sustainable way to grow in Christian faith This is not a book about doing more for God-it's about learning to be with Him. Perfect for quiet mornings, slow evenings, and believers seeking a peaceful, grounded faith that lasts.