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As I stood in the line today waiting to pay for my groceries, I scanned the New Year's magazine article titles. Many suggest we purge, sort, donate, and minimize our belongings. Especially with the increasing renown of public figures like Marie Kondo, the current queen of downsizing and organization, people are focusing on the business of paring down. Even the tiny house and live-in-a-van movements continue to gain in popularity. There is nothing inherently wrong with these sorts of behaviors, it's just that I fear our society has gradually shifted our focus away from another sort of excess that is good. In Ephesians 3:8, the apostle Paul mentions "the unsearchable riches of Christ." I belie
