Make Room For God - The Spirituality Of Awakening

Make Room for God – The Spirituality of Awakening by Germaine Hustedde (Xlibris, 2022)
ISBN: 9781669823155
Condition: Good (which in Crappy Old Books lingo means: it’s not pristine, but neither are you — and God still loves you. Expect some shelf wear, a corner or two that looks like it lost a minor scuffle with gravity, and perhaps the faint impression that this book once doubled as a coaster for a spiritually significant mug of coffee).

This is not a “declutter your closet and suddenly find enlightenment” sort of book. No, Germaine Hustedde is far too honest for that. Make Room for God is about clearing the attic of the soul — the cobwebby spaces filled with busyness, distraction, and the vague suspicion that you should probably pray more often but Netflix keeps auto-playing the next episode. It’s about spiritual awakening that sneaks up on you not with trumpets, but with the quiet question: Do you even have room in your life for God, or is your calendar too full of dentist appointments and doomscrolling?

Hustedde writes with warmth, clarity, and the occasional well-aimed poke at our modern tendency to treat God like an Amazon delivery (“I ordered peace two days ago — where is it?”). She draws from Christian spirituality, personal experience, and the universal need to slow down before we all collapse into existential exhaustion.

Our copy is Good, meaning the pages are intact, the binding is holding on like a faithful disciple, and it still has plenty of spiritual oomph left in it. Sure, it’s not “as new” — but neither are most of us, and grace doesn’t check for mint condition before showing up.

If you’ve ever thought “I’d love to make more time for prayer, but my phone battery just died and I need to find a charger before I can even begin to think about God,” then this book is probably for you. It’s a gentle, persistent reminder that the Divine doesn’t need a slot in your schedule — God just needs a little space.

Perfect for: seekers with messy calendars, spiritual minimalists, or anyone who suspects their soul might be a bit overfurnished and in need of a good clear-out.

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