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Perfectly Imperfect: Childlike Faith

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In this episode of Perfectly Imperfect, we explore what it truly means to have childlike faith. When Jesus told His disciples to become like little children, He wasn't calling them to be immature—He was inviting them into a deeper trust, humility, and dependence on God. Together, we'll look at the disciples' question about greatness, Jesus' surprising response, and what it means to trust God even when we don't understand His plans. Join us as we discuss how to put our faith in God, lean not on our own understanding, and rediscover the wonder and confidence that comes from trusting our Heavenly Father.

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