Faith in Focus

A Bible Study Guide Designed for ADHD Minds

By: Eliana Rivers

Narrated by: Steven G Rhodes

Faith isn’t about fitting a mold—it’s about meeting God as you are. If you’ve ever felt like your mind’s pace doesn’t match the quiet devotionals of traditional Bible study, Faith in Focus was made for you.

Specifically designed for ADHD minds and neurodivergent thinkers, this 12-week Bible study guide invites you into a grace-filled, distraction-friendly journey with God—on your terms.

With short daily reflections, single key verses, creative journaling prompts, and built-in flexibility, this guide will help you:

• Connect with Scripture in under 10 minutes a day
• Embrace movement, creativity, and thought bursts as part of your spiritual rhythm.
• Let go of perfectionism, pressure, and shame in your faith practice.
• Celebrate progress, no matter how small or imperfect.

Whether you’re an overthinker, a list-maker, a doodler, or a “try again tomorrow” type of believer, Faith in Focus will remind you:

• You’re not spiritually defective.
• You’re wonderfully made—with a mind God can and will meet.
• Includes 12 themed weeks, 60 guided devotionals, reflection tools, and creative spaces tailored for neurodivergent brains.

You’re not alone. You’re not too scattered for God. And you don’t need to change who you are to grow in faith—you just need to start here.

©2025 Eliana Rivers (P)2025 Eliana Rivers

Great for the mind

As someone who’s struggled to stay consistent with traditional Bible studies, Faith in Focus felt like a breath of fresh air. Eliana Rivers really understands how an ADHD mind moves—this guide meets you where you are instead of expecting you to slow down or fit a certain mold. The short reflections and single-verse focus made it easy to actually connect with Scripture without feeling overwhelmed. I also loved the creative prompts and “permission to be imperfect” tone—it turned what used to feel like guilt into genuine curiosity about my faith. Steven G. Rhodes’ narration brings a calm, encouraging energy that helped me stay engaged even on my most distracted days. This isn’t just a Bible study; it’s a kind reminder that God can work beautifully through every kind of brain.

A comforting listen

As someone who often turns to audiobooks for answers, Faith in Focus felt like an unexpected gift. Its tone is refreshingly inclusive, and I was struck by how carefully it approaches neurodiversity, not as a challenge to be managed, but as a strength to be embraced. Listening to it felt less like following a strict routine and more like entering into a gentle, flexible rhythm, one that honours the way different minds relate to faith. What really struck me was the invitation to let go of perfectionism. That message, repeated discreetly throughout the chapters, was a gentle nudge I didn't know I needed.

The brief reflections and creative suggestions are brilliantly crafted: they provoke introspection without overwhelming. I especially appreciated how the narrator conveyed calm and presence without ever sounding didactic. This guide reminds you that God meets us in our scattered thoughts, scribbled notes, and unfinished prayers, and that is more than enough. Whether you are trying a devotional for the first time or looking for a gentler way to return to spiritual practice, Faith in Focus offers companionship and compassion in abundance.

Genious!

Absolutely beautiful and deeply needed. This is one of the few devotionals that truly gets it—that faith doesn’t have to look like stillness and long attention spans. The format is thoughtful, flexible, and super approachable, especially for ADHD or neurodivergent minds. Short reflections, key verses, and creative prompts make it feel like a breath of fresh air rather than another thing to fail at. Each page feels like a gentle reminder that you’re not broken—you’re just built differently, and God is still right there with you. This is grace in a format that finally feels realistic. Highly, highly recommend.

Such good perspective

This book combines two aspects that you don’t see a lot of books talk about. It can be so hard to focus in this world that’s full of distractions. So I love that this book tackled this issue from a Christian perspective.

cercano y liberador

pensado para personas con ADHD, tiene reflexiones cortas, ideas claras y me gusto como quita la presion del hacerlo perfecto y convierte la fe en algo accesible