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Faith Like a Child
Morgan Satre & Maegen Clark
12 episodes
9 months ago
Jesus encourages us to have faith like a child, but let's face it -- kids ask questions that can be hard for parents and caregivers to answer, especially when it comes to questions of Christian faith. Where were we before we were born? Who is Jesus? When Noah and his family got off the ark, were there dead bodies everywhere? Well, if a child can ask the hard questions about the Bible, that means we can, too. Join hosts Morgan Feddes Satre and Maegen Clark as we discuss some of the hardest questions in Christianity and try to figure out how to respond to the ones who always seem to ask us these questions: our kids. On a brief hiatus for maternity leave as of December 2023; episodes should resume in spring 2024 and will come out once a month. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

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Jesus encourages us to have faith like a child, but let's face it -- kids ask questions that can be hard for parents and caregivers to answer, especially when it comes to questions of Christian faith. Where were we before we were born? Who is Jesus? When Noah and his family got off the ark, were there dead bodies everywhere? Well, if a child can ask the hard questions about the Bible, that means we can, too. Join hosts Morgan Feddes Satre and Maegen Clark as we discuss some of the hardest questions in Christianity and try to figure out how to respond to the ones who always seem to ask us these questions: our kids. On a brief hiatus for maternity leave as of December 2023; episodes should resume in spring 2024 and will come out once a month. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show more...
Parenting
Kids & Family,
Religion & Spirituality,
Christianity
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Who Is the Holy Spirit, and Why Do We Need Him?
Faith Like a Child
54 minutes 59 seconds
2 years ago
Who Is the Holy Spirit, and Why Do We Need Him?

We know the Holy Spirit is God, a part of the Trinity… but who is the Spirit, exactly? Why do we need Him? And how do we know that we’re actually hearing from the Spirit (instead of just hearing what we want)?


Resources Mentioned in the Episode

  • Video: Understand How the Holy Spirit Works in the Bible (BibleProject)
  • Podcast Series: The Holy Spirit (BibleProject)


Feedback on an episode? Have questions or topics you want us to discuss in the future? Email us at faithlikeachildpod@gmail.com.   


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Faith Like a Child
Jesus encourages us to have faith like a child, but let's face it -- kids ask questions that can be hard for parents and caregivers to answer, especially when it comes to questions of Christian faith. Where were we before we were born? Who is Jesus? When Noah and his family got off the ark, were there dead bodies everywhere? Well, if a child can ask the hard questions about the Bible, that means we can, too. Join hosts Morgan Feddes Satre and Maegen Clark as we discuss some of the hardest questions in Christianity and try to figure out how to respond to the ones who always seem to ask us these questions: our kids. On a brief hiatus for maternity leave as of December 2023; episodes should resume in spring 2024 and will come out once a month. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.