Z VOTION – November 13, 2025
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Today’s devotion is titled:
Simple Life, Strong Mission
“Better a little with the fear of the Lord than great wealth with turmoil.”
— Proverbs 15:16
Do you know Sadie Robertson Huff? She’s an influencer, author, and young speaker who first became known through her family’s reality show. Today, she chooses a much simpler lifestyle—focusing on ministry, family, and her faith in God.
Sadie once said that minimalism isn’t about having an all-white house or aesthetic hanging plants—it’s about having a heart that’s not cluttered. She decided not to chase popularity, but to pursue God’s calling instead. That choice brought her peace, direction, and deep impact.
In today’s Gen Z world, where people often show off their outfits, gadgets, or achievements, Sadie proves that simplicity can be powerful when it’s anchored in a spiritual mission. She still creates, inspires, and influences—but without needing to impress anyone. Her simplicity radiates strength and sincerity.
A spiritually minimalistic life doesn’t mean rejecting progress; it means realizing that what matters most isn’t what we own, but whom we serve. When our lives are centered on God and His calling, simplicity becomes our greatest source of strength and true peace.
What To Do:
1. Ask: What Can I Cut Back On?
Choose one area of your lifestyle to simplify this week maybe impulsive shopping, endless scrolling, or chasing trends that drain you. Cut it back, and use that space to connect with God.
2. Write Your Daily Mission
In your journal or phone notes, write: “Today I want to live for…” and fill it in with one Kingdom value like love, honesty, or service. Let that guide your day.
3. Dare to Be Different
If your lifestyle doesn’t always match the trends, that’s okay. God didn’t call you to be viral He called you to be impactful. Minimalism doesn’t mean lacking it means being focused and purposeful.
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