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You feel it most on Saturday mornings.

The house that's never quite caught up. The closet that won't close. The drawer that won't open. The garage that hasn't fit a car in years. The schedule that's already full before the week starts.

Every possession asks something from you.  

It needs to be cleaned, maintained, stored, organized, replaced, worried about. Multiply that across the 300,000 items in the average American home, and you start to understand why so many of us feel exhausted on a Sunday afternoon for no reason we can name. The world has so normalized excess, even inside the church, that we've stopped seeing what's happening to us.

PLUS: A conversation with Julia Ubbenga, author of Declutter Your Heart and Your Home, on the inner work that has to happen alongside the outer work.

In 2008, on a Saturday morning very much like the ones you've been having, Joshua Becker was cleaning out his garage. His five-year-old son had been asking him to come play all morning. Joshua kept saying one more minute. Hours passed. Then his neighbor mentioned offhand that her daughter was a minimalist, and out of the corner of his eye Joshua saw his son still swinging alone on the swing set, where he'd been the whole time.

It hit him standing there. His possessions weren't making him happy. They were taking him away from the things that did.

That moment in his driveway is where Uncluttered Faith began. And it's what this free training is about.

And time at the end for practical biblical insights.

Joshua Becker is teaching on the biblical truth that your possessions may be crowding out the very things God made you for.

Joshua is the founder of Becoming Minimalist, one of the most-read minimalism platforms in the world, with millions of readers a year. He's the author of Uncluttered Faith, The More of Less, The Minimalist Home, and Things That Matter, and his work has been featured on CBS, NPR, and the Today Show.

He and his wife Kim founded The Hope Effect, a nonprofit changing how the world cares for orphans. They live in Phoenix with their two children.

Julia is the author of Declutter Your Heart and Your Home and the creator of the blog Rich in What Matters, which has been read more than 50 million times. She helps people let go of inner and outer clutter and reorder their lives around what matters most.

She homeschools her five children and travels full-time with her family, which tells you most of what you need to know about how she actually lives what she writes.

You'll walk away with practical biblical insights you can begin applying immediately.

What if the freedom you've been looking for isn't about getting more—but finally learning to live with less? 

This free training will help you discover what Scripture says about possessions, purpose, and the abundant life—and why owning less can create more room for what matters most. 

Press play.
And begin your journey toward Uncluttered Faith