Are you lost? Perhaps you are struggling in life. Or maybe you are looking for a purpose.

Whatever the reason, have you ever thought of what is the secret to healing, renewal, and meaning? Is it as simple as taking a moment each day to reflect? Or is it finding meaning in the everyday?

Needless to say, we are very busy in our lives, be it the daily chores such as cooking, cleaning, and/or picking up extra shifts to meet the family’s financial obligations and growing medical bills.

Yet it’s these everyday moments that can offer us an opportunity to truly listen, understand, and grow. Morning Glory: 30 Days of Reflection by Delceta Walters Soberanis is one such book. By presenting us with a thirty-day self-reflection, this devotional guide offers us the space to reflect on past experiences, reconcile strained relationships, assess our thoughts, and evaluate our thinking and consciousness.

From the very first page, the book reminds us that reflection is an intentional, active pursuit of deeper understanding. Each daily entry in this book presents a theme rooted in faith and scripture that is accompanied by a heartfelt prayer and thought-provoking reflections. Whether it is identifying barriers, practicing forgiveness, rediscovering joy, or having gratitude—Morning Glory provides a structured and personal guide for anyone seeking a closer walk with God.

A standout moment in the book is its emphasis on taking deliberate action. For example, the very first entry, “Act—Do Something!” sets a precedent that encourages us to be proactive in our faith and provide ministry and service to others. Through real-life stories and examples, combined with heartfelt and genuine prayers—each chapter and entry in this book provides a comprehensive manual to demonstrate greater selflessness and kindness. This can lead to profound change—not just in others but within ourselves.

One of the most powerful aspects of this book is its focus on healing from within. The book challenges us to confront past hurts, examine our thought patterns, and take ownership of our emotional and spiritual well-being. For example, chapters like “Yesterday No Longer Serves Me!” and “Focus on Forgiving, Receive Forgiveness” highlight the necessity of releasing burdens and embracing God’s grace.

For those who struggle with consistency in prayer, Morning Glory: 30 Days of Reflection provides a routine for the day that makes spiritual contemplation possible. By guiding us to cultivate gratitude, fix our gaze on Jesus, renew our mindset, reignite our prayer life, and set achievable goals, the book helps us build a foundation of faith that is both resilient and sustaining.

Ultimately, Morning Glory is more than devotional. It is an invitation to transformation that will offer us the space to reflect on past experiences, reconcile strained relationships, assess our thoughts, and evaluate our thinking. It encourages us to partner with the Holy Spirit, prioritize quiet moments, and walk in purpose with the LORD.

If you are looking for a daily devotional that will challenge, inspire, and guide you toward spiritual renewal, this book is a must-read.

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