At that time the disciples came to Jesus and
asked, "Who is the greatest in the kingdom 
of heaven?"  He called a little child and had 
him stand among them.  And he said: "I tell 
you the truth, unless you change and become 
like little children, you will never enter the 
kingdom of heaven.  Therefore, whoever 
humbles himself like this child is the greatest
in the kingdom of heaven. 
                   ( Matthew 18:1-4 *NIV )

Dear Addison,
    Jesus used a small child to help Him make a point with
His Disciples, and to us as well!.  The point was not to be
childish, but rather childlike, with humble and sincere hearts!

    When we think of it, a little child is humble and also has 
a pure heart!  Further, they are innocent of the evils of the 
World, and trusting!  For a child trusts whatever a parent 
tells them.  They have no preconceived ideas in their mind, 
and are excited to learn all that they can with honest 
curiosity.

    When we apply that to ourselves, it means that we must
also be humble, and trust God with all our heart and place 
all of our faith in Him.  We must also have the desire to
learn His precious Word as well, believing it without 
preconceived ideas of our own.  For it is written: Trust in
the LORD with all your heart and lean not on 
your own understanding; in all your ways
acknowledge him,     ( Proverbs 3:5-6 )

    For then you will: Grow in the grace and 
knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
To him be glory both now and forever! Amen.
                                          ( 2 Peter 3:18 )


O. Addison Gethers

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