Faith makes the invisible real. The Childlike Faith in God is not incidental to our relationship with Him. Rather, it is something we must work at. This article provides practical insights on how you can develop childlike faith in God. Childlike faith requires that I understand what the Bible is saying to me, but it does not require that I understand how God will fulfill His promises. To illustrate this point, let's say you have a three-year-old son, and also that you have been laid off from work the past six months. Now your son's birthday is coming up next month. So you ask him what he wants for his birthday, and he tells you. You don't know how you will, but you promise him that you will get it for him. Your son is ecstatic because you have promised him that you will get him that prized gift.

The spirit of faith to launch your future is the missing secret. Awake to the secret and arise with new childlike faith, confidence, boldness, and raw determination to go after your dreams again! Refuse to bury your dreams beneath your disappointments. Press on the ahead walking by faith not by sight. Where necessary fake it until you make it, calling those things that are not as though they were; thereby creatively calling and bringing them into existence with the secret.

The Children see things as they are at face value. In this article we are going to discuss about Faith like a child term. As we spend time in the presence of the Lord exercising and expressing our faith in Him; our actions behind our faith should produce an obedient spirit within us to want to serve him gracefully. As we mature and walk in this Christian journey, let us always remember to take the time to humble ourselves and have childlike faith to believe and trust God; no matter what position of authority we may have in the church. Living by faith, as a concept, is really simple. There is no mystery to the idea of it.

The Children have concerns about things just as adults, it might not be on the level that adults have but still it is important to them. They will need or require help with whatever concern that they have so they will need to know about faith. Having faith, and teaching your children to have faith, is an important part of the fundamental growth of your relationship with your child and will determine how your child sees the world.