For every woman who loves God but hasn't been showing up for Him the way she used to.
By Rachel Bennett

Every night you mean to open your Bible. Then the phone lights up, or the day simply runs out.
If you love God but feel you haven't been showing up for Him lately, hear this first: you didn't walk away. You got tired. Life got full — work, grown children who still need you, parents who need you more, a schedule that never quite empties.
For every woman who loves God but feels like she hasn't been showing up the way she should — you spend more time scrolling than with Him, but He's still right there, waiting. Here's what's quietly bringing women back.

Not a quiet hour you'll never find. One page with your first cup of coffee, or before you reach for your phone at night.
It's small enough to survive a busy Tuesday — and that is exactly why it sticks when the big plans didn't.

In the back is an index of every devotional by theme — Anxiety, Aging, Grief and Hope, Letting Go, Rest, Forgiveness and hundreds more.
On the hard days you don't have to hunt for the right verse. You turn to the page that was written for exactly that day.
You always know what to expect, so there's nothing to figure out at 6 a.m. Read it once, carry one promise into your day.
Year-long plans pile up. Miss a week and you're seven readings behind, so you quit out of quiet shame.
There is no backlog on one minute. Miss a day? Tomorrow is still just one page. No catching up, no guilt.

Most of us have a stack like this: the study we started in January, the reading plan that stalled in March, each with a bookmark still near the beginning.
One honest minute asks for no free hour and no willpower. It's small enough to keep — and deep enough to feel like Him.
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Quietly, among real women who'd quit every plan before this one. Not influencers — women who kept running out of day. Again and again they buy a second copy — for a sister, a friend who's grieving, a daughter starting a new chapter.
"This lovely little book is good for new and old Christians alike," Linda wrote. "I also got one for a friend."
One Minute With God sits beside your Bible, not in place of it. Every day points you straight back to Scripture.
And it's backed by a 90-day money-back guarantee. Read it for three months; if it isn't the part of your day you look forward to, send it back.
Over 10,000+ women who'd quit every plan before have found a minute they actually keep.
"I'd started and quit every plan there is — read-the-Bible-in-a-year, apps, all of it. Six weeks in and I still open this one. It never feels like another 'should.'"
"I used to scroll more than I prayed. One minute was small enough to win that first minute back. Day 89 now."
"Burned out by spring every single year. This is the first thing that survived my real life — kids, work, all of it."
"I kept feeling guilty for not doing 'enough.' One honest minute a day quietly gave me my mornings with God back."
"It may be short but that just makes it achievable! The devotion is so accurate and the verses are great as they back up what is written and also gives you the opportunity to look up more if you want to dig deeper."
"Just a few minutes using this devotional brings that deep connection everyday with God."
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