No Prayer, No Power: Prayers to start every day of the year. - Morson, Amber R.
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It can be intimidating to come to God in prayer. Feelings of shame, guilt, and fear will prevent you from experiencing the freedom found in God if you allow it. NO PRAYER, NO POWER, a 365-day book of prayers, teach you to come to God with boldness, forgiveness, and thanksgiving in your heart. Prayers are written to help you decree and declare the promises of God over your life every morning. These prayers are perfectly designed for the imperfect person. Designed to empower you to endure and to activate your faith, you soon will understand who you are created to be in Christ.

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It can be intimidating to come to God in prayer. Feelings of shame, guilt, and fear will prevent you from experiencing the freedom found in God if you allow it. NO PRAYER, NO POWER, a 365-day book of prayers, teach you to come to God with boldness, forgiveness, and thanksgiving in your heart. Prayers are written to help you decree and declare the promises of God over your life every morning. These prayers are perfectly designed for the imperfect person. Designed to empower you to endure and to activate your faith, you soon will understand who you are created to be in Christ.
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Amber R. Morson, is a Detroit native, entrepreneur, and an ambitious follower of Jesus Christ. Passionate about helping others it comes as no surprise that Amber is living out her purpose as a faith-based life coach through Advised by Amber, LLC. Amber earned her bachelor's degree from Michigan State University and her Master's degree from the University of Michigan. Being that Amber is very observant, she quickly became content in being just that - an observer. She observed as many of her peers struggled to find their purpose, lost their sense of self-worth, gave up because of stress, and willingly accepted less than what they deserved - all of which she fell victim of too. As an overcomer, she feels it is her calling and responsibility to help others be the same.