No More Nice Prayers

A Young Man's Honest Talk with God

By: Daria Kathleen Sherman PhD

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What happens when a nineteen‑year‑old sits down with God and refuses to accept easy answers?
No More Nice Prayers is a raw, irreverent, unexpectedly tender conversation between a young man who sees the world too clearly and a God who refuses to hide behind clichés. This is not a book of sermons or spiritual comfort. It is a book of confrontation honest, sharp, and alive.
A teenager demands explanations for everything adults gloss over: why people hurt each other, why good people die, why happiness feels dangerous, why the world seems built on contrast instead of peace, and why any of it is worth living through. God answers, but not with the platitudes we’ve all heard. Instead, God meets him exactly where he is: frustrated, brilliant, grieving, curious, and unwilling to settle for half‑truths.
This is a book for anyone who has ever been angry at God, disappointed by life, or overwhelmed by the world’s darkness. It is for those who want honesty more than comfort, and truth more than doctrine.
In the end, this isn’t a story about rebellion, it’s a story about awakening, and the fierce, unfiltered love that waits on the other side of every honest question.