Merry CHRIST-mas!🎄
This Christmas, Eden (a sweet 8 year old from my church!) reminded me that faith doesn’t need to be complicated to be powerful. Sometimes the clearest picture of Jesus comes through hearts that trust without overthinking.
Simple faith still moves heaven.
In this Christmas Special, I sat down with Eden to talk about trusting God, the Book of Job, prayer, church, and the gentle power of childlike faith.
Plus: We’re sharing behind-the-scenes bonus footage that didn’t make the main episode. Yup! Seek JOY times two this week! Catch it the day after Christmas, December 26th. Full of laughter, wonder, and Christmas joy, it’s a perfect reminder of the faith we all need in our lives.
THIS WEEK’S SACRED SOUL NOTE…
I HAVE EVERYTHING
xxxxxx
This week’s scripture:
“Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.”
JOURNAL PROMPT:
How can I trust God more simply this week?
Follow-up Questions:
Where have I overcomplicated my faith?
How can I bring childlike faith into this holiday season?
How can I be praying for you?
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Let Eden’s perspective remind you this Christmas that trusting God can be simple, sincere, and full of joy. May your holiday season be filled with wonder, childlike faith, and gentle reminders of God’s love… and tonssss of forehead kisses from God!
Sweet cocoa kisses and love,
Cheyenne
FAITH STAPLES
Cheyenne’s Favorite Finds for Nurturing Faith
▶ A verse I can’t stop thinking about: The whole chapter: 1 Peter 4
▶ Worship/Christian song currently on repeat: All Sufficient One
▶ Current read: I’m binging Christmas movies still hehe… :)
▶ Recipe I Made That’s SO Good: Chicken and Dumplings
▶ Logos Bible Study Tool (my personal fav): Get 60 days FREE here
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