<p>What does Jesus really mean when He tells <em>adults</em> to become like children?</p><p>In <strong>Matthew 18</strong>, Jesus completely redefines greatness—not as influence, perfection, or spiritual maturity—but as <strong>humility, trust, and childlike dependence on God</strong>. In our study today, we explore what it looks like to lay down pride, comparison, and self-reliance in order to <strong>behold God as our King</strong> with a surrendered heart.</p><p>Together, we’ll unpack:</p><ul><li>Why Jesus places a child in the center—and what that reveals about the Kingdom of Heaven</li><li>The difference between childlike faith and childish faith</li><li>How humility positions us to truly <em>see</em> and <em>receive</em> God</li><li>What it means to live under God’s authority with trust rather than fear</li></ul><p>This study invites us to unlearn what the world has taught us about power and success—and return to the posture Jesus honors most: <strong>a heart that kneels, trusts, and looks up</strong>.</p><p>Matthew 18:3 “Truly, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.”</p><p><strong>SEE THE KING</strong></p><p><strong>https://www.inseparableministries.org/ https://www.inseparableministries.org/event-calendar</strong></p>