When God Wears Slippers: Losing, Searching, and Finding Faith in the Messy Everyday (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798262461806)

When God Wears Slippers is not a manual for perfect faith-it's a companion for the days when belief feels complicated and prayer goes quiet. These short, candid essays walk through hardware stores and wrong buses, kitchen sinks and pews, and keep finding grace in ordinary life.

• If you get distracted when you pray, these pages keep you company instead of keeping score.
• If tidy devotionals feel far away, you'll find a spiritual memoir that is honest, hopeful, and doable.
• If you want companionship more than formulas, each chapter ends with Verse to Hold, Whisper to God, and One Small Step.

Across three movements-Losing, Searching, Finding-the author notices how God keeps showing up in quiet faith, doubt and faith, boundaries and forgiveness, church weariness, and the slow work of prayer in everyday life.

Inside you'll find:

• Devotional essays that read like a conversation about prayer when you feel nothing, faith without applause, coming back after failure, and learning to be present.
• Scenes from ordinary life: a note found in a pocket, a stranger's question in a waiting room, Don Pedro's hardware-store wisdom, the sermon overheard on the wrong bus.
• Doable practices-one verse to hold, one whisper to pray, one small step to live (perfect for morning coffee, book clubs, and small groups).

Who is this book for? Readers of Christian living and spiritual memoir who prefer candor over clichés; anyone navigating doubt and faith, quiet time that feels empty, or a prayer life that needs gentle, sustainable rhythms.

What this book won't do: hand you formulas or demand a performance. What it hopes to do: walk with you-until you notice God walking with you already.

Topics & themes: Christian living, spiritual memoir, devotional essays, prayer in ordinary life, doubt and faith, quiet faith, grace, boundaries and forgiveness, church burnout, spiritual practices, hope.

Not perfection-companionship for the road.