In Luke 18, Jesus makes clear the essence of "child-like faith" — a kind of faith that seems harder to come by in our day and age of cynicism and division. As we seek to raise the next generation to be followers of Jesus, we must steward our influence as we model our commitment to Christ.
Let the Children Come to Me
October 30, 2022 • Ken Werlein • Luke 18:15–17
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