ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How do we step into childlike faith?
Jesus made it clear that walking in childlike faith is an essential part of the kingdom of God. Children demonstrate a purity and simplicity of heart in their ability to trust God and believe what he says. Many of us, as adults, need a fresh impartation of that kind of faith. Join Heidi Zimmerman and Laura Taylor as they discuss practical tools for becoming like a child in the way we approach and partner with our heavenly Father.
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