Books From Micha
Advent Unhurried
It's no secret that the holiday season arrives overscheduled and oversentimental, pressuring us toward a manufactured cheer long before we're ready for it. Advent has always resisted that pace--a season built for waiting, not rushing, for sitting with longing before we arrive at joy.
If you feel caught between sorrow and joy, doubt and faith, Advent Unhurried gives you permission: carrying more questions than certainty is still a faithful way to wait. With warmth and honesty, Boyett explores the witness of Mary, who models what it means to say yes to love even when faith is hard to come by.
Encompassing the full four weeks of Advent--hope, peace, joy, and love--these tender, unhurried reflections invite individuals, small groups, and gift-givers alike into a more contemplative path toward Christmas.
Blessed Are the Rest of Us
What makes us worthy? What makes life good?
In Blessed Are the Rest of Us, Boyett explores the core of the human experience in life’s most challenging and complicated moments, and shares her journey of discovering the paradoxical nature of blessing through the unfolding of her son’s childhood. Boyett reimagines God’s dream for wholeness in the ways we—regardless of ability—can embrace our own limits and longing.
Found
Found is a story of nourishment for anyone who hungers for rich spirituality and has come up empty. It’s a story for anyone who is trying to reconcile great big dreams with the ordinariness of their days. It’s a story of discovering divine kindness and affection in the most mundane moments of life. With brilliant and moving prose, Micha Boyett invites us on a journey to discover the richness in the everyday—and it changes everything.
Other Contributions
A Rhythm of Prayer
New York Times Bestseller
For the weary, the angry, the anxious, and the hopeful, this collection of moving, tender prayers offers rest, joyful resistance, and a call to act... A companion for all who feel the immense joys and challenges of the journey of faith, this collection of prayers says it all aloud, giving readers permission to recognize the weight of all they carry. These writings also offer a broadened imagination of hope—of what can be restored and made new.