Becoming Me

Becoming Me
A 40 Day Devotional for Honest Faith, Healing, and Purpose

By Pastor Robert A. Morton Sr.

What if your doubt is not a failure of faith, but the beginning of deeper trust?

Becoming Me is a raw, hope filled 40 day devotional for people who are tired of pretending, tired of performing, and still hungry for something real with God. Written for believers, seekers, questioning Christians, and anyone rebuilding their faith after burnout, church hurt, or spiritual exhaustion, this devotional invites readers into honest reflection, emotional healing, and purposeful living.

This is not a highlight reel spirituality. This is lived in faith. The kind formed in grief, justice work, parenting, leadership pressure, mental health struggles, financial stress, silence, and long seasons of waiting.

Each day includes:
• A Scripture rooted reflection using the NRSVue Bible
• A real world theological insight grounded in everyday struggle
• A practical spiritual practice for daily transformation

Through themes like faith under pressure, calling without titles, endurance, justice, stewardship, mental health, leadership fatigue, marriage, parenting, forgiveness, and hope in hard places, Becoming Me guides readers through a journey of spiritual formation that is honest, accessible, and deeply rooted in Scripture.

This devotional is shaped by the spiritual wisdom of voices like:
Henri Nouwen, Howard Thurman, Cole Arthur Riley, C. S. Lewis, and William Sloane Coffin, while remaining grounded in the Black faith tradition and the lived experience of modern life.

This book is for:
• Christians deconstructing and reconstructing their faith
• Pastors, leaders, and caregivers facing burnout
• Anyone navigating anxiety, grief, or spiritual fatigue
• Readers seeking a devotional rooted in justice, compassion, and presence
• People searching for purpose without religious pressure

You will not finish this book with perfect answers.
You will finish it more honest, more grounded, and more awake.

You are not done.
You are still becoming.