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In today’s episode Kathi dives deep with author Amberly Neese, as they discuss how their clutter journeys and spiritual journeys collide. Feeling guilty about getting rid of things we no longer need, or being paralyzed by the fear of needing more in the future, reveals what we believe about the goodness of God and how much we can trust Him to provide for us. How do we untangle our faith while working through our cluttered closets? - Recognize how God provides for our needs - often through the generosity of other people.
- Take the words “bad” and “good” out of the conversation in regards to buying. Recognize the patterns and make different choices in the future.
- Think of the person who will receive the items you donate and pray for them.
- Keep what you use, and be okay without the excess. A house with less clutter allows for more peace and joy.
Amberly is giving away 2 copies of her new Bible study - Untangling Faith: Reclaiming Hope in the Questions Jesus Asked. To enter to win, leave a comment below telling Kathi and Amberly what is it that you are untangling in your life? Pre-order your copy now in order to access the online study with Amberly. Simply send your purchase receipt to Amberly by email. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to be notified when the next episode is released. When you do you will also receive a free Clutter Free Kit with handouts and video interview with Kathi! Links Mentioned: Guest Host: Amberly Neese Ready for Anything Christianbook Cokesbury 1980s Fun Stuff: Banana Clips The Best of Poison Bananarama The Bangles Kathi's Favorites: The Clutter-Free Home Learn more about Clutter Free for Life. "These aren't the droids you're looking for" on YouTube Let's stay connected To share your thoughts: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes or subscribe to our newsletter now. What is it that you are untangling in your life? Tell us in the comments below and enter to win a copy of Amberly Neese's new Bible study! |
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