If you struggle to sit quietly during prayer, you are not alone. Many people find that stillness feels more like a barrier than a doorway to God's presence. In 'Prayer for People Who Can't Sit Still', William Tenny-Brittian offers a refreshing approach to spiritual discipline that embraces movement and action. Rather than forcing yourself into a rigid, traditional mould, you will discover a variety of dynamic prayer methods that acknowledge your need for activity. This book explores how to turn your natural energy into an act of worship. Whether you are a fidgeter, a visual learner, or someone who simply finds silent meditation challenging, these pages provide the tools you need to engage with your Creator in ways that feel authentic and life-giving. By integrating physical movement with your spiritual practice, you can transform the way you relate to God. This guide is an invitation to stop feeling guilty about your restlessness and start using it as a pathway to deeper intimacy with Jesus. It is time to pray in a way that truly connects with the person God created you to be.