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Part 2 (Faith's ending)
Please continue the conversation...
Just as a reminder the 3 questions are:
1. What is the author trying to tell us about Jesus?
2. How can this transform our everyday life?
3. What does this mean for the greenroom?
4 comments:
thanks Joy and Jamie for raising up a daughter who knows what it means to live for others! Faith will move mountians! love this blog!
love, Aunt Dee
Thanks Joy!(and Faith) This was great! I've heard many people speculate on the reason why Jesus would say that we must become like Children to enter the Kingdom. Was it because he wanted us to be innocent? Young at heart? Completely reliant on the Father?
I think TRUST is a great answer!
With the greenroom, EVERYTHING is about trust. It's always been about trusting God even when it seems a little crazy. OK, A LOT crazy! I don't believe we can love God fully, and we certainly cannot do the will of God, if we are not willing to trust him completely. I know of a lot of people who find it very difficult to trust God because they've been deceived and hurt for much of their lives by people they've trusted. Whether it be a friendship, a spouse, a business partner, or a family member.
Some find it almost impossible to trust a Heavenly Father when their earthly father was abusive, deceitful, or just never around. That’s why fathers are so important when it comes to understanding the nature of God; that He CAN be trusted.
I hope our dad knows how grateful we are for setting such a godly example in our lives. (I have a feeling he does)
emma watches this almost everyday and she wants to grow up to be just like her cousin Faith! thanks you for the example you have shown and lessons you both have taught us.
Emma says...look in the mail faith. i am sending you something. I love you. Love, Emma
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