Yeah, I mean, having faith-like children is trusting in our heavenly Father the way that

kids trust their earthly parents.

And I think it's valuable to talk about what faith-like a child is not because faith-like

a child is not the rebuttal to tough questions, right?

Like, I think often times, some people will be stumbled in their theological growth and

understanding of God's word when somebody asks them a tough question or wants them to

dive deeper into theological truths and their responses like, well, I just want to have

faith-like a child.

We use it as an excuse to not go deeper into God's word and better know our Creator.

So it's not an excuse for that.

Faith-like a child is not blind faith, right?

It's not ignorance.

We should be always ready to give an answer.

That means we are educated informed Christians that have studied God's word that advocate for

truth.

We don't hide behind ignorance or blind faith.

We have faith with eyes wide open, which means child-like faith is relational faith in God.

I say that intentionally, relational faith in God.

To my utter chagrin, I've known the three of you for quite a long time.

Did out of love, kindness, gentleness, humility, meekness, respect, and overall cuteness,

it's time to reveal your sins to the world.

No.

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