Simplicity: Finding Order, Freedom, and Fulfillment for Your Life (Reconciling Your Life With Your Values) by Ed Dobson

by Ed Dobson

Ed Dobson call us out of the rat race to a simpler way, actively engaging life while shedding its pretenses. Dobson describes specific way to simply life through prayer, worship, and discipleship.

Paperback

First published October 1, 1995

Reviews

[Jonathan Babcock · Rating 4 out of 5]

A solid book with some good suggestions for practical application. It's not a super groundbreaking book, but it's theologically sound and contains wise suggestions on growing in the spiritual disciplines.

[Eric Reidsma · Rating 3 out of 5]

I expected to read about the external issues like busyness and materialism in Simplicity but dealing with the internal baggage was interesting, though most of those like sexual abuse and forgiveness I didn't relate to. Ed is wise and a great storyteller, but can be a little random. I’m not sure what the chapter on AIDS was for other than to brag about what his church was doing. All in all Simplicity included a lot of practical advice and scriptural insight that I found helpful.