How to Love Your Morning

Jennifer Dukes Lee's How to Love Your Morning explores mornings as a spiritual threshold, offering habits, archetypes, and season-specific guides to cultivate joy and purpose each day.

Grounded in Scripture (noting over 200 references to mornings) and personal stories, the book reframes 'morning person' as an outlook rather than an hour on the clock.

It provides practical tips—like evening routines, phone boundaries, and sensory practices—to make mornings steadier, especially during grief or busy seasons.

Lee also introduces concepts such as 'good overwhelm' and avoda (work as worship), with relatable anecdotes from her life on a farm and family rhythms.

The book includes liturgies, sample routines for different life stages, and encouragement to notice God's mercies in everyday, embodied moments.