In a world that tells us "more" is the mission, there is a quiet, holy strength in choosing "enough." We are constantly invited to drift. To chase the next upgrade. To fill every corner of our homes and our calendars. But the legacy we leave isn't built on what we accumulate. It’s built on what we have the courage to set aside. Simplicity isn’t just a lifestyle choice. It’s a spiritual discipline. When we resist the culture of more, we create space for the presence of God. We teach our children that their value isn't found in what they own, but in whose they are. Teaching contentment is an act of war against the anxiety of our age. It is choosing the ordinary over the shiny. It is choosing presence over possessions. But godliness with contentment is great gain. : 1 Timothy 6:6 As you lead your family this week, look for the beauty in the simple things. A shared meal. A quiet walk. The gift of just being together. How are you practicing simplicity with your family this wee...