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You don’t need more time with God. You need a rhythm that makes it happen.
A simple daily structure for Scripture, prayer and reflection, with nothing to plan and no dates to fall behind on.
You want to put God first. So why is it so hard to do every day?
You know time in His Word matters. You’d rather start the day in Scripture than in your inbox. You want to pray on purpose, and remember what you read.
But there’s a gap between the person you want to be and what your mornings look like. Maybe you:
- read a chapter and close your Bible without really taking it in
- start to pray while your mind runs through everything you need to do
- start a plan strong, miss a few days, and quietly stop
- keep telling yourself you’ll get back to it tomorrow
“I always have the best intentions, but I often put time with God on the back burner while other things in my life take the priority.”One of our community survey answers
You’re not the only one
We asked our community about their biggest struggle with spending time with God.
finding time or making it a priority
distraction
consistency
“Actually finding time. I am a mom to 3 small children. Also knowing what to do with that time.”A community survey answer
This isn’t about caring less. It’s about how hard it is to turn something important into an everyday thing.
827 answers to “What is your biggest struggle in spending more time with God?” Many named more than one, so the numbers add up to more than 100%.
It’s not your motivation. It’s not having a simple structure.
When you decide to spend more time with God, you buy a devotional, start a reading plan, or set an earlier alarm. Those help, until you miss a morning. Or your schedule changes. Or you sit down, open your Bible, and don’t know where to start.
A good intention tells you what you want to do. A simple structure helps you actually do it.
Without structure
- Read something
- Try to pray
- Get distracted
- Try again tomorrow
With structure
- Know where to start
- Know what to focus on
- Write down what matters
- Look back, keep going
“The wise counselors around me always encouraged me to journal but the process always seemed so overwhelming staring at a blank page. But DK makes it so simple.”Dustin O., on journaling before Daily Kairos
Why reading plans, devotionals and willpower haven’t stuck
Reading plans assume every day goes to plan.
Miss three days and you’re “behind”. Behind feels like failing, so you stop.
Devotionals and apps give you someone else’s thoughts.
Good ones are great to read. But you read, nod, close it, and never write a word back to God.
A blank notebook gives you no place to start.
All freedom, no first step. The blank page is the problem.
An earlier alarm only works until Thursday.
Willpower depends on how you feel that morning. A rhythm doesn’t.
What if your time with God had a simple structure to follow?
Imagine sitting down and knowing exactly where to begin. Not because someone tells you what to pray or what to read, but because the first step is already decided.
- 1The same short steps every day. Nothing to decide, so nothing to put off.
- 2No dates. Miss a day and there’s nothing to catch up on. Just come back.
- 3Write it down, then look back each week. So you remember what God is teaching you.
The Daily Kairos Journal
A 90-day journal built around exactly that structure.
The left side gives you a fresh start: your weekly memory verse, three things you’re grateful for, today’s prayers and your intention for the day.
The right side is open space for what God is showing you in His Word and in prayer, then a short reflection to note answered prayers.
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Once a week, one spread to look back: each day’s main Kairos moment, what God revealed, how you’ll draw closer next week, and the verses you memorized.
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Why 90 days? It’s long enough to notice patterns, see answered prayers add up, and turn the rhythm into a habit.
It’s not a devotional. Bring whatever you’re reading. This is where you respond to it.
You don’t have to be a journaler
- No journaling experience needed
- No complicated Bible study method
- Any Bible, any translation, any plan
- No dates, so start any day
- A few lines per section, not pages
Whether it’s your first journal or your 22nd (Steve B. is on his), the page tells you what comes next.
From Pete, founder: “[Two lines in your own words about why the pages have no dates.]”
Small daily minutes add up fast
Nobody decides to give those hours away. It happens one “I’ll do it tomorrow” at a time.
Tomorrow becomes next week, then next month. January brings another fresh start and another plan. If the mornings stay the same, so does the result. Distance from God rarely arrives as a crisis. It arrives as drift.
You’re not unusual: in a 5-year study of 20,000 Christians, about 60% said busyness often gets in the way of time with God (Zigarelli, 2007).
What people say after they start
“I first purchased just the Daily Kairos journal, and honestly wasn’t sure if or how much I’d use it. To my surprise, I filled it cover to cover.”
Adam“My mind needs the prompts and a simple process to keep me on track.”
Dustin O.“Getting into my bible and spending time with God no longer feels like a chore, it’s actually something I want to do. After 42 years I’m finally excited about my time with God.”
Michael M.“I am frequently distracted when trying to have quiet time with the Lord. This journal has helped me focus my thoughts.”
Justin B.*2021 customer survey, 123 responses. Swipe for more.
People who use it
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A small daily investment in what matters most
90 days for , about a day.
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How many?
- Ships in 1–2 business days · free shipping over $70
- Return unused journals within 30 days. Holiday orders: through Jan 15.
- Used by 100,000+ Christians · packed by hand
A few things you might be wondering
What if I’m not good at journaling?
Each section takes a few lines, and the page tells you what comes next, so you never start from a blank page.
What if I miss a day?
It’s undated. Turn to the next page. No catching up, no guilt, no starting over.
Do I need a reading plan?
No. Use it with any Bible, translation or reading plan you already follow. If you don’t have one, start with a Psalm a day.
Is this a devotional?
No. It’s where you respond to whatever you’re reading: what stood out, what you’re praying about, and what God is teaching you.
How long does it last, and how long does it take?
One journal lasts 90 days (224 pages: 13 weeks of daily spreads plus a weekly reflection each week). Most days take a few minutes.
When will my order ship?
Orders ship within 1–2 business days from Pennsylvania. Shipping is free on orders over $70.
Can I return it?
You can return unused journals within 30 days of receiving them. Holiday orders are returnable through January 15. See our full return policy.
Your relationship with God deserves more than good intentions.
You don’t need it all figured out, and you don’t need a perfect routine. Tomorrow morning is coming either way. This time, the first few minutes already know what to do.
Make room for God