Living With Less: An Unexpected Key to Happiness (Simply for Students)
Today's teenagers are pitched this and that all day long, but rarely are they exposed to a truly compelling and contemporary way of living that is somehow both counterintuitive and so obviously biblical. --Mark Oestreicher Partner, The Youth Cartel,I wish I was encouraged more to pursue a life free from stuff when I was a teenager. In other words, I wish I had this book. Joshua challenges teens to free their hearts from the pursuit of stuff, and his words are gold. --Tsh Oxenreider, Blogger at Simple Mom, Author of Organized Simplicity, Joshua Becker is about to introduce you to a different way of thinking: your life is too valuable to waste it chasing stuff. The idea isn't one you'll hear very often in our culture, but it is one that could change your life and even more importantly change your heart. --Josh Griffin, High School Pastor, Saddleback Church. There's a lot to look forward to in life. Joshua is right on when he encourages readers to pass on consumerism and live for Jesus. No need to worry about returns or next season's fashion. Living for Jesus means no regrets. --Dave Bruno, Author of The 100-Thing Challenge Joshua has created a resource that is challenging & thought-provoking! If students (or even adults) are willing to engage with it, the ideas can transform how they look at stuff...starting today. --Scott Rubin, Junior High Pastor, Willow Creek Community ChurchThere's a lot to look forward to in life. Joshua is right on when he encourages readers to pass on consumerism and live for Jesus. No need to worry about returns or next season's fashion. Living for Jesus means no regrets. --Dave Bruno, Author of The 100-Thing ChallengeJoshua has created a resource that is challenging & thought-provoking! If students (or even adults) are willing to engage with it, the ideas can transform how they look at 'stuff' ...starting today. --Scott Rubin, Junior High Pastor, Willow Creek Community Church