Stop Telling Teens to ‘Make Their Faith Their Own’
When we describe faith as something a child must take ownership of, it takes the focus off what God has done and places it on what the child needs to do.
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When we describe faith as something a child must take ownership of, it takes the focus off what God has done and places it on what the child needs to do.
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