A Retro-Inspired Bible Study & Christian Workbook
By Zaundra Mapp Owner of Finding Strength Through Trauma, LLC
 
Product Description
Do you remember what it was like to trust without fear, dream without limits, and believe anything was possible?
 
As children, we naturally trusted, imagined, asked boldly, forgave quickly, and depended on those who loved us. Yet as life unfolded, disappointment, fear, and uncertainty often replaced that simple trust.
 
In this colorful, retro-inspired Bible study and workbook, you'll discover that Jesus wasn't calling us to be childish—He was inviting us to return to childlike faith.
 
Through engaging teaching, reflective worksheets, journaling prompts, Scripture, and interactive activities, you'll learn how to replace fear with God's truth and begin trusting Him with renewed confidence.
 
Inside You'll Discover
✔ Biblical teaching on childlike faith
✔ How children naturally demonstrate faith
✔ Everyday ways we still exercise faith without realizing it
✔ Childish vs. Childlike Faith comparison
and more! 
 
 
"Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven."
Matthew 18:3
 
 
 
Digital Product Includes:
Printable PDF
US Letter Size (8.5" × 11")
Full-color pages
Instant Digital Download
 
Copyright & Terms of Use
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All Rights Reserved
 
This workbook, including all text, graphics, worksheets, activities, layouts, and designs, is the intellectual property of Finding Strength Through Trauma, LLC.
 
This resource is licensed for personal and ministry use only. No portion of this publication may be copied, reproduced, scanned, uploaded, shared, distributed, modified, resold, or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior written permission from Finding Strength Through Trauma, LLC.
 
You may print copies for your own personal use or for participants in Bible studies, coaching sessions, or ministry events that you personally lead. This permission does not include redistribution, resale, or sharing of the digital files.