Lee Hull Moses is the Senior Minister of First Christian Church in Greensboro, North Carolina. She is the coauthor of two previous books: Gifts of Gilead and Hopes and Fears: Everyday Theology for New Parents and Other Tired, Anxious People. She is a regular contributor to the Christian Century print magazine and blog.

"This book is for anyone who's ready to live more lightly on the earth, but who feels frustrated that the 'simple life' seems anything but! Lee Hull Moses is a trustworthy companion on this journey, offering just the right blend of deep wisdom and disarming authenticity." -MaryAnn McKibben Dana, author of Sabbath in the Suburbs "This book is compassionate yet challenging as it speaks uncomfortable truths about how much we have and where it comes from. At the same time, it speaks transformative truth about who we are without our stuff." -Erin Wathen, Senior Pastor, Saint Andrew Christian Church and author of More than Words "Through the stories of her life, home, and family, Lee Hull Moses searches for the hope, grace, and humor in the everyday that are necessary to make it through these troubling times. A must read for anyone struggling with questions of privilege, consumerism, and how to live faithfully in the midst of excess." -Rebecca Todd Peters, Professor of Religious Studies, Elon University and author of Justice in a Global Economy "Lee Hull Moses meets us where many of us are at-physically comfortable with our middle-class conveniences but spiritually uncomfortable with our privilege-and gives us a concrete way to think about the 'good life' in progressive Christian terms so that we don't have to live in the painful paradox. Larded with personal stories that make her theology juicy and real, she gives us concrete practices to move into living more gratefully and less guiltily, in greater concert with our faith and with our fellow humans who live with so much less." -Molly Baskette, pastor of First Church Somerville and author of Real Good Church

Lee Hull Moses is the Senior Minister of First Christian Church in Greensboro, North Carolina. She is the coauthor of two previous books: Gifts of Gilead and Hopes and Fears: Everyday Theology for New Parents and Other Tired, Anxious People. She is a regular contributor to the Christian Century print magazine and blog.

"This book is for anyone who's ready to live more lightly on the earth, but who feels frustrated that the 'simple life' seems anything but! Lee Hull Moses is a trustworthy companion on this journey, offering just the right blend of deep wisdom and disarming authenticity." -MaryAnn McKibben Dana, author of Sabbath in the Suburbs "This book is compassionate yet challenging as it speaks uncomfortable truths about how much we have and where it comes from. At the same time, it speaks transformative truth about who we are without our stuff." -Erin Wathen, Senior Pastor, Saint Andrew Christian Church and author of More than Words "Through the stories of her life, home, and family, Lee Hull Moses searches for the hope, grace, and humor in the everyday that are necessary to make it through these troubling times. A must read for anyone struggling with questions of privilege, consumerism, and how to live faithfully in the midst of excess." -Rebecca Todd Peters, Professor of Religious Studies, Elon University and author of Justice in a Global Economy "Lee Hull Moses meets us where many of us are at-physically comfortable with our middle-class conveniences but spiritually uncomfortable with our privilege-and gives us a concrete way to think about the 'good life' in progressive Christian terms so that we don't have to live in the painful paradox. Larded with personal stories that make her theology juicy and real, she gives us concrete practices to move into living more gratefully and less guiltily, in greater concert with our faith and with our fellow humans who live with so much less." -Molly Baskette, pastor of First Church Somerville and author of Real Good Church

Lee Hull Moses is the Senior Minister of First Christian Church in Greensboro, North Carolina. She is the coauthor of two previous books: Gifts of Gilead and Hopes and Fears: Everyday Theology for New Parents and Other Tired, Anxious People. She is a regular contributor to the Christian Century print magazine and blog.

"This book is for anyone who's ready to live more lightly on the earth, but who feels frustrated that the 'simple life' seems anything but! Lee Hull Moses is a trustworthy companion on this journey, offering just the right blend of deep wisdom and disarming authenticity." -MaryAnn McKibben Dana, author of Sabbath in the Suburbs "This book is compassionate yet challenging as it speaks uncomfortable truths about how much we have and where it comes from. At the same time, it speaks transformative truth about who we are without our stuff." -Erin Wathen, Senior Pastor, Saint Andrew Christian Church and author of More than Words "Through the stories of her life, home, and family, Lee Hull Moses searches for the hope, grace, and humor in the everyday that are necessary to make it through these troubling times. A must read for anyone struggling with questions of privilege, consumerism, and how to live faithfully in the midst of excess." -Rebecca Todd Peters, Professor of Religious Studies, Elon University and author of Justice in a Global Economy "Lee Hull Moses meets us where many of us are at-physically comfortable with our middle-class conveniences but spiritually uncomfortable with our privilege-and gives us a concrete way to think about the 'good life' in progressive Christian terms so that we don't have to live in the painful paradox. Larded with personal stories that make her theology juicy and real, she gives us concrete practices to move into living more gratefully and less guiltily, in greater concert with our faith and with our fellow humans who live with so much less." -Molly Baskette, pastor of First Church Somerville and author of Real Good Church