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The Quiet Hours: Adventure — paperback resting on a rock above a flowing stream

For the season of

Adventure

30 Days of Prayers and Liturgies

“Many, Lord my God, are the wonders you have done, the things you planned for us.” – Psalm 40:5

Adventure invites us into the epic story of the lives God has created for each of us. These thirty days of Morning and Evening Prayer take us into the stories of Moses, leading the Israelites out of slavery and years of wilderness; Jesus, fulfilling the prophecies and mysteries of old; and the radical life of Paul, transforming from a hunter of Christians to one of their greatest leaders, complete with prison breaks, courtroom drama, and a shipwreck.

Climb aboard and set sail. You never know what you might discover.

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  • Scripture, confession, and prayers updated from across the centuries
  • Includes the daily Scripture readings (CSB translation)
  • Clothbound hardback · 4.5 × 7.25 inches
  • Printed in Canada · Shipped by Givington’s
  • Gift guide: Great for graduates, new jobs, starting college, moving, weddings

Step out in faith

At some point, our prayers start to change from “God, keep me safe” and “Please give me what I want” to “God, how can I help?” and “Don’t let me waste my life.”

How do we use this one messy but magnificent life we have been given?

What matters is not our career, accomplishments, or social media followers, but that we are loved by God and transformed by his radical redemption to live in this world with freedom and joy.

This is the adventure.

Moses

From the burning bush to the border of the promise.

Jesus

Prophecies, mysteries, and the Risen King. Who is this man?

Paul

A name-change, a heart on fire, a few daring escapes, and a shipwreck.

The shape of a day

Each day is divided into Morning and Evening Prayer. No streaks, no pop-ups. Just a few moments of stillness to listen for the voice of God.

Morning Prayer

Opening Prayer

Confession

Two Lessons

Guided Prayers — from history, today, and your own heart

Evening Prayer

Psalms — echoing the morning’s themes

Wisdom — daily thoughts from classic Christian writers

Three ancient practices — Lectio Divina, the Examen, and the Jesus Prayer

Night blessings — final prayers before rest and sleep

Woodblock print of a quiet coastline under a pink evening sky

“It is my prayer that in your quietest hours, you would find the love of God surrounding you, the resurrection of Jesus transforming you, and the friendship of the Spirit alive within you.”

— Andrew Osenga, creator of The Quiet Hours

Where the prayers come from

The Book of Common Prayer

Built on Thomas Cranmer’s five-hundred-year-old collection, written so ordinary people could share the church’s daily rhythm of prayer.

Voices across the centuries

Prayers from Christians across centuries and continents — St. Augustine, Thomas à Kempis, Julian of Norwich — and some written freshly for these books.

Scripture throughout

Old and New Testament lessons every morning, Psalms every evening, from the Christian Standard Bible.

The other seasons

Prayer

You want to pray and you don’t know where to start? Start here.

Waiting

Here in the middle of the story, the answers come slowly and the road is long.

The Trilogy

Bring the trilogy home

Three clothbound books. Ninety days of prayer and practice.

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A quiet place to begin again

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