In this course you have the following documents to help you as you move through the lessons.

• The Simple Life Simple Faith manifesto. Print this or save to your desktop for encouraging affirmations.
• The Love the Simple Life Devotional. I created this to help you contemplate simplicity and the freedom it will bring. This devotional will give your prompts and scripture to help you as you explore what living simply means to your life and your faith. Download the devotional

Each devotional contains:

A simple prayer​ This is a prayer to get you started. You don’t have to stop there but sometimes a simple prayer to set an intention is all we need. There is no need to complicate your prayers because God hears your heart too.   

Preparing for simplicity​ contains some simple thought provoking questions to help you get started. You can jot down some thoughts here or use a journal, or simply think about your responses and return to them later if you’d like to write more.   

Simple Truths​ provides additional scripture verses or passages to build your faith. You can take time to read these now or return to them at another time.   

Practicing Simplicity​ is a simple practical tip for a simple life.   

Thoughts on Simplicity ​is additional space for you to write out a prayer, take notes, or journal; maybe set some goals or intentions for the future.  

You can print this as a PDF to work through as you feel prompted to or you can purchase this in Kindle format if you prefer: Love the Simple Life

You will also receive the following resources in later lessons:

• The Identifying Your Core Values guide which you will explore in future lessons.
• A Core Alignment guide which you will explore in future lessons.