But kids like us grow up and need our own relationship with God, forged in the heart through time and experience, not draped around us by the church we attend. We need to know God for ourselves, not secondhand.
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In "The Visitation," Frank E. Peretti emphasizes the importance of personal faith development for children as they grow. He suggests that young people must cultivate their own relationship with God, rather than relying solely on the teachings and traditions of the church they attend. This journey requires time and meaningful experiences that help shape their understanding of spirituality.

Peretti highlights that faith should be an individual, heartfelt connection with God, rather than a passive acceptance of inherited beliefs. It is crucial for young individuals to engage with their spirituality directly, enabling them to build a genuine understanding and connection that is uniquely theirs.

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