What does it mean to live for God... and not for the approval of others?

In Living Before an Audience of One, William Morgan invites you into a searching and deeply personal encounter with the words of Jesus in Matthew 6-where outward righteousness is stripped away, and the hidden motives of the heart are brought into the light.

In this Christian living study of Matthew 6, you will be confronted with a question that cannot be avoided:

Are you living for God... or for the recognition of others?

This devotional explores Jesus' teaching on prayer, fasting, and giving, not as outward acts to be seen, but as expressions of a life lived fully before God alone. With clarity and conviction, this book uncovers:

• The subtle danger of performing righteousness instead of living it
• What it truly means to give, pray, and fast in secret before your Father
• The quiet pull of human approval-and how it distorts genuine faith
• The deeper call behind Jesus' words to "seek first the kingdom of God"
• A path toward spiritual integrity shaped by unseen obedience

This is not a surface-level devotional.

It is a careful and unflinching look at the inner life-the place where true devotion is either formed... or quietly replaced with performance.

Drawing directly from the teachings of Christ, this book calls you away from religious display and into a faith that is real, hidden, and rooted in the presence of God.

In a world that rewards visibility, this message is both unsettling and freeing:

God sees what others never will.

And that is enough.

If you desire a deeper, more authentic walk with Christ-one not shaped by appearances but by truth-this book will guide you there.