Greetings to all.
I have learned that the Christian life must be carried out with great simplicity to set aside complications.
The apostle Paul had tremendous grace for Jesus, and was commissioned to teach grace to the Jewish people.
Paul, in 2 Corinthians 11: 3, was concerned that, although some believers in Corinth had learned about simple life and were aware of the wonderful simplicity they had through Jesus Christ, they apparently were in danger of being deceived and losing simplicity. . .
I would tell you that as you progress in the simplification of your life, always remember to do what Paul taught us about the church in Galatia: "Therefore, stand firm in the freedom with which Christ delivered us, and do not come back to to be subject to the yoke of slavery "(Gl 5: 1).
The second Scripture I found on simplicity is 2 Corinthians 1:12, and it links simplicity with joy: "Because our glory is this: the testimony of our conscience, that with the simplicity and sincerity of God, not with human wisdom , but with thanks to God, we have conducted ourselves in the world and much more with you. " In this context, the term conversation means "conduct" or "behavior."
Here what Paul said was: "We have joy because we have behaved with simplicity and sincerity in God, not with human wisdom, which always includes a lot of reasoning, but we have lived by the grace of God."
There is nothing simpler than grace.