Are you starting this year feeling like you already have a mountain to climb? For too many of us, faith has begun to feel like an endless performance review. On top of core Bible principles, we carry the heavy weight of shifting traditions and modern expectations. Depending on who you listen to, you could be managing +/- 2,900 individual rules of conduct. Between 613 Old Testament laws, 1,050 New Testament commands, and the constant noise of religious "dos and don’ts," it is no wonder the soul feels exhausted. It is time to stop the performance and return to simply being a child of God. A Quick, Powerful Reset We designed this book to be as simple as the message it carries. You can read the entire book in about 45 minutes , but it is packed with tactical information and fresh perspectives that you likely haven't meditated on before. It is a high-impact "short-read" designed for the busy believer who needs results, not more clutter. In A Year of Living Simply , 22-year combat veteran and CEO of CA Jail Outreach, David Avritt, provides a tactical roadmap to strip away the noise of "busy Christianity." Drawing from his "Solid Wisdom" approach—forged in the military, Bible college, and through profound personal loss—David reveals how to reclaim the simplicity that is in Christ. Inside this book, you will discover: The Matthew 6 Soul Reset: A strategic daily alignment using the 66 words of the Lord’s Prayer to center your heart on the Father. - The Feeding 5,000 Challenge: Learn why Jesus didn't send the hungry to the government (Romans), and how you can show the love of Christ through direct, simple action. Much More… Whether you are just starting your walk with the Lord, have lost your way in the shadows of tradition, or are an advanced Christian looking for a sincere reboot, this book is for you. It is time to move from consumption to communion. Unclutter the heart to make room for the King. About the Author David Avritt is a combat veteran, Bible strategist, and the Founder of Camp Growth for Children . He has dedicated his life to sharing the message of hope and second chances with inmates and their families. Find more resources and listen to the companion podcast at www.GrowthJourneyPodcast.org