Faith and ADHD

A Christian Guide to Purpose, Peace & Focus

De: Rebecca Grant

Narrado por: Rebecca Jordan

Living with ADHD as a Christian can feel overwhelming—scattered thoughts, unfinished tasks, restless energy, and the guilt of not being “disciplined enough.” But ADHD does not define your faith, nor does it diminish your worth in God’s eyes.

In Faith and ADHD: A Christian Guide to Purpose, Peace & Focus, Rebecca L. Grant bridges biblical wisdom with practical ADHD strategies to help believers thrive spiritually, emotionally, and mentally.

With compassion and clarity, this guide empowers you to:

• Integrate faith and ADHD—discover how Scripture speaks directly into your struggles.
• Develop practical routines and habits that work with, not against, the ADHD brain.
• Find peace in prayer and mindfulness using ADHD-friendly approaches.
• Strengthen relationships and community through grace and understanding.
• Reframe ADHD as a God-given strength, not a limitation.

Whether you are an adult navigating ADHD yourself, a parent guiding a child, or a church leader seeking to support others, this book will equip you with faith-centered tools to replace guilt with grace, distraction with focus, and shame with purpose.

If you’ve ever asked, “Does ADHD make me a bad Christian?”—this book is your answer: No. You are fearfully and wonderfully made, ADHD included.

Take the first step toward a Christ-centered, focused, and purposeful life today.

©2025 Rebecca L. Grant (P)2025 Rebecca L. Grant

Helpful and Encouraging

This book was helpful, informative, and very encouraging. Christians with ADHD, or Christians who know others with ADHD, would benefit from reading this book.

Encouraging and Helpful

Faith and ADHD is a thoughtful and uplifting book that speaks directly to the challenges many believers face when living with an ADHD mind. Rebecca Grant blends faith, practical guidance, and compassion in a way that feels comforting rather than overwhelming.

What stood out to me most is how she removes the pressure and guilt that so many people with ADHD carry. Her explanations are clear, her advice is realistic, and her tone is full of grace. She shows how faith and daily struggles can coexist, and how routines, prayer, and mindset shifts can actually support the ADHD brain instead of fighting against it.

This audiobook is honest, encouraging, and full of hope. It reminds you that ADHD does not take away your value or your relationship with God. I would recommend it to anyone who wants a faith-based perspective that brings both peace and practical guidance.

A Helpful Listen for Anyone Feeling Overwhelmed

The audiobook focuses on showing how faith can guide you through distracted or stressful moments. The strategies for improving focus are simple, but they make sense when explained in the pacing of the audio. I liked the way it gives small, realistic ideas instead of big lifestyle changes. Listening to it made the message feel more personal and calming. It’s a supportive resource if you want something gentle and constructive.