‘Down to earth, practical and wise – much like Lucy! I particularly love the stillness idea each which gives readers a chance to try out ways to be still and find the one that works best for them. A valuable resource for restless hearts and times.’

Rachael Newham, author and theology of mental health specialist

‘Lucy’s accessible and thoughtful devotional will help you to embrace God’s gift of peace and rest – even if your life continues at what feels like a breakneck pace. Birthed out of a year of exploring stillness in the Bible, her guide is filled with engaging scripture and practical suggestions for how to get still and know God. One to make time for.’

Amy Boucher Pye, author of Holding onto Hope and spiritual director

‘Despite my best intentions, being still in body, mind and soul often eludes me. Relentless demands and problems can distract me from being present to God’s presence and promises. Perhaps you can relate, for similar or other reasons. But Lucy has gone ahead of us. She has put into practice and now shares with us her wisdom gleaned from prayerful response to scripture. Her poignant stories, relatable insights, doable suggestions and thought-provoking reflections cover a helpful range of relevant scenarios where “being still” might evade us. Lucy’s clear rich writing, her honest vulnerable sharing and at times, her gentle humour, are a gift to help anyone longing to be still yet who feels anything but.’

Anne Le Tissier, speaker, preacher, devotional writer and author of Dwell

‘We all long to be still and savour God’s presence in the chaos of our busy lives, but often can’t even begin to see how it’s possible. Lucy is an empa- thetic fellow traveller through life’s chaos and the words of her devotional are a wise and welcome guide, helping chronically busy Christians find places in their daily lives to pause and reconnect with God’s peace, joy and hope. This is a great, encouraging read, reminding me that stillness can be a daily practice, even in seasons when it feels impossible. I’m grateful for Lucy’s wise words and practical, down-to-earth suggestions. I will continue to use them long after I finish the book.’

Georgie Tennant, author of The God Who Sees