The average American home contains over 300,000 items. The average Christian heart? Equally cluttered. We live in an age of unprecedented material abundance—and unprecedented spiritual emptiness. Our closets overflow while our souls run dry. We accumulate possessions that promise fulfillment but deliver only the burden of more to manage, more to maintain, more to worry about. Somewhere beneath the weight of all we own, the abundant life Jesus promised lies buried, waiting to be unearthed. Uncluttered Faith in Christians offers a different path. Drawing deeply from Scripture and grounded in practical wisdom, this book reveals how material accumulation has become the quiet enemy of spiritual vitality—and how releasing our grip on possessions opens our hands to receive what God actually wants to give us. Through fifteen compelling chapters, you will discover: Why Jesus spoke more about money and possessions than nearly any other topic—and what He actually said How consumer culture has hijacked Christian contentment and replaced it with endless wanting The surprising connection between your cluttered home and your crowded schedule Practical strategies for breaking the cycle of consumption that keeps you spiritually stuck How generosity transforms not just those who receive but those who give Why the church must lead—not follow—the cultural movement toward simplicity The path to experiencing genuine peace, authentic joy, and the abundant life you've been missing This is not a book about organizing your closets or decorating with less. This is a book about freeing your heart from what was never meant to fill it. It's about discovering that the minimalist life and the meaningful life are the same life. It's about reclaiming the spiritual inheritance that stuff has stolen. Less clutter. More Christ. The abundant life awaits.
