Start where you actually are.
Not where you think you should be. Pick the sentence that is true tonight and we will give you one next step — not twelve.
I have never really prayed.
You do not need religious vocabulary, a posture, or a good week behind you. Prayer is honest speech directed at a God who is already listening. We will show you how to start with one sentence, and give you a guided five minutes if you want structure.
I am fighting for someone.
A marriage. A child who stopped speaking. A parent who is ill. The instinct to pray for them is right, and the reason people give up is almost always that they prayed for everything at once. Pray for one person, one thing, for thirty days.
I have prayed for years and I am tired.
The fire goes out quietly. It is not a character flaw and it does not mean you were faking. Front One is written for exactly this, and it does not begin with guilt.
I need a place to pray.
A closet, a corner, a parked car in a company lot. Ten minutes to set up, almost no money. The place matters less than the fact that it is decided in advance.