Abiding in Him

This is a 40 day devotional opening with the Lord’s Prayer, a scripture to ponder and life lessons. The author shares and closes with a daily reflection, a verse to remember and a question to think over. The goal is CONSECRATION, helping the reader to step aside and out of the busy flow of life to spend some time in deep DEVOTIONAL thought and PRAYER.

Consecration… 

The Bible says, “You shall consecrate yourselves therefore and 

be holy, for I am the Lord your God” (Leviticus 20:7). 

Consecration has two parts: our part, separating ourselves from a sinful life, and God’s part, using us to benefit his Kingdom. Consecration means that you are to set yourself apart from evil, turn to the Lord, and be prepared to be used by God. 

 

Devotion… 

Paul said, “For as I passed by and beheld your devotion”, Acts 17: 23. Devotion is defined as dedication, attachment to a cause, a form of worship. 

 

Prayer… 

“Pray without ceasing”, I Thessalonians 5:17 

Prayer is an act that seeks to activate a rapport to an object of worship through deliberate communication.

 

Those sermons put a desire in me to learn more and more about God.    

Words are like birds they will fly away if you don’t capture them.














     Stephanie A. Morgan is a published author was born and raised in Mississippi but now lives in Jacksonville, Florida. She is a single mom of two: her daughter and her dog Milo.  Stephanie’s motto for life is, “I am going to make it even if  it’s ‘little by little’ ”, taken from Exodus 23:30.

     Stephanie Morgan, an avid writer has served in the United Armed Forces, worked as a Correction Officer, has mentored several  women with substance addictions, and  presently advocates for abused and neglected children but her passion traces back to her adolescent years, is writing. She is a teenage bible school teacher at her congregation and participates in teaching bible lessons in the Ladies Ministry.  She has a Bachelors degree in Christian Counseling and is presently perusing her Masters degree in Christian Marriage and Family Counseling.