First published 2025
David Alexander opens a blank notebook and writes his first prayer in years. The words feel foreign on the page, but something compels him to continue. Each day brings new entries as David wrestles with doubt, guilt, and the silence that seems to answer his pleas. His job at the insurance company feels meaningless. His relationship with Sarah grows more distant. His father's recent death haunts every conversation he tries to have with God. The journal becomes David's confessor and confidant as he pours out frustrations, bargains, and desperate requests for guidance. Some prayers are angry rants. Others are whispered hopes. A few are just questions with no answers expected. Through months of writing, David discovers that prayer might be less about receiving responses and more about the act of reaching out itself. The journal transforms from a record of his spiritual struggle into something else entirely.
Genres: christian-fiction, contemporary
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-journey, self-discovery
64 pages · Paperback · Invite Press