As every child knows, receiving a gift has nothing to do with understanding the gift. All that a child needs in order to accept a gift is to see that his or her name is on the tag! If we're going to receive like a child, then all we have to do is accept with passion, joy and humility the best Gift ever given! We may never understand why God would give us a Savior, but when the gift is good and the giver is good, the only good choice is to receive ... like a child.

As every child knows, receiving a gift has nothing to do with understanding the gift. All that a child needs in order to accept a gift is to see that his or her name is on the tag! If we're going to receive like a child, then all we have to do is accept with passion, joy and humility the best Gift ever given! We may never understand why God would give us a Savior, but when the gift is good and the giver is good, the only good choice is to receive ... like a child.

No one is more genuine, more gracious or more generous when it comes to giving than a child, and the reason is simple: a child fully believes that there's always more where what they have came from. Children believe that their dads have a secret, unlimited supply of money and resources, and what we learned wasn't true in the natural, is true in the spiritual! We have a Father who owns it all, and because He does, we can afford to give it all away, because there will always be more where that came from. Giving is natural when the resources aren't.

No one is more genuine, more gracious or more generous when it comes to giving than a child, and the reason is simple: a child fully believes that there's always more where what they have came from. Children believe that their dads have a secret, unlimited supply of money and resources, and what we learned wasn't true in the natural, is true in the spiritual! We have a Father who owns it all, and because He does, we can afford to give it all away, because there will always be more where that came from. Giving is natural when the resources aren't.

No one is more genuine, more gracious or more generous when it comes to giving than a child, and the reason is simple: a child fully believes that there's always more where what they have came from. Children believe that their dads have a secret, unlimited supply of money and resources, and what we learned wasn't true in the natural, is true in the spiritual! We have a Father who owns it all, and because He does, we can afford to give it all away, because there will always be more where that came from. Giving is natural when the resources aren't.

No one is more genuine, more gracious or more generous when it comes to giving than a child, and the reason is simple: a child fully believes that there's always more where what they have came from. Children believe that their dads have a secret, unlimited supply of money and resources, and what we learned wasn't true in the natural, is true in the spiritual! We have a Father who owns it all, and because He does, we can afford to give it all away, because there will always be more where that came from. Giving is natural when the resources aren't.

Children all hold a common belief when facing hard times: my dad's got this. This week, Paul shares how when we live like a child, we find ourselves seeing like a child, and that means looking at the world through the lenses of honesty, being in the moment, simplicity, wonder and courage. When we do that, we'll always have confidence that our heavenly Father can take care of us ... no matter what.

Children all hold a common belief when facing hard times: my dad's got this. This week, Paul shares how when we live like a child, we find ourselves seeing like a child, and that means looking at the world through the lenses of honesty, being in the moment, simplicity, wonder and courage. When we do that, we'll always have confidence that our heavenly Father can take care of us ... no matter what.

Children all hold a common belief when facing hard times: my dad's got this. This week, Paul shares how when we live like a child, we find ourselves seeing like a child, and that means looking at the world through the lenses of honesty, being in the moment, simplicity, wonder and courage. When we do that, we'll always have confidence that our heavenly Father can take care of us ... no matter what.

Children all hold a common belief when facing hard times: my dad's got this. This week, Paul shares how when we live like a child, we find ourselves seeing like a child, and that means looking at the world through the lenses of honesty, being in the moment, simplicity, wonder and courage. When we do that, we'll always have confidence that our heavenly Father can take care of us ... no matter what.