➡️https://www.reviveourhearts.com/blog/receiving-kingdom-god-child/#:~:text=Receiving%20the%20kingdom%20of%20God%20like%20a%20child%20is%20not,be%20great%20in%20God's%20kingdom. 🗣️Just as children who are loved and cherished trust the word of their parents, so does God desire that we trust Him. The Lord is for us, not against us. A child of God has nothing to fear. God is looking for us to have childlike trust. 
In Scripture, we are called to maturity (1 Cor. 14:20). In fact, the writer of Hebrews reprimands believers for not growing up in their faith (Heb. 5:12–13). The goal isn’t to think like a child, but to trust like a child no matter where God leads, what happens, or how disappointed we might feel, believing every day that God’s Word is still true.
Childlike Humility 
Receiving the kingdom of God like a child is not only about adoration, excitement, dependency, and trust. It’s also about humility.
In the gospel of Mark, the Lord’s admonishment to be childlike comes in the middle of more extensive teaching on what it means to be great in God’s kingdom. The disciples had been arguing about who among them is the greatest. Knowing this, Jesus calls them over and says, “If anyone would be first, he must be last of all and servant of all” (Mark 9:35). 
Then to illustrate, Jesus takes a child in His arms. Children were considered some of the lowest members of society. His point? If greatness in God’s kingdom is really what you’re after, then you need to put yourself at the back of the line. Humble yourself like Jesus did when He “emptied himself, by taking the form of a servant” (Phil. 2:7).
Receiving God’s kingdom is about putting it first. “Your kingdom come” is what Jesus urges us to pray (Matt. 6:10). It’s not our agenda above God’s. It’s God’s agenda before anything else. It’s less of us and more of Him. 
The problem is we don’t generally seek to be smaller and less important. We like being wanted, desired, and if at all possible, a little higher on the world’s ladder. Jesus’ words were revolutionary for the disciples, and if we’re honest, it’s still revolutionary thinking today. 
Childlike Surrender
Receiving the kingdom of God like a child is not a one-time event. It’s a daily choice. Will I choose today to be giddy over the good gifts my Father continues to lavish me with, or will I be just ho-hum about this amazing God who loves me? Will I depend on Him like my kids depend on me? Will I hang on His every Word? Will I trust Him? Will I humble myself like Jesus did❓🗣️

If you’re paying attention, you’ll see what’s coming. 👇

🔎 LINCOLN, THE CIVIL WAR & THE MONETARY BATTLE
Abraham Lincoln issued Greenbacks, a debt-free currency, to bypass the private bankers. He wanted money to serve humanity, not enslave it. The banking elite hated this and fought back.
💰 The Battle of Williamsburg (1862) represents MORE than just a Civil War skirmish. It symbolizes the larger fight against financial tyranny.
🔹 Lincoln fought for sovereign money vs. central banking debt enslavement.
🔹 He was assassinated after winning the war, but the Greenbacks were phased out.
🔹 The U.S. fell into the Federal Reserve System in 1913, locking us into debt forever.

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➡️ https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IUi82q0axRU ✨ "IN THIS WORLD I LOVED YOU AS MY OWN" ... "& I WILL LOVE YOU TILL THE END. Reference the Message about the upcoming Week: This is the Gospel of John Chapter 13... Now before the Feast of the Passover, when Jesus knew that His hour had come that He should depart from this world to the Father, having loved His own who were in the world, He loved them to the end.🗣️