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John 3:1

Nicodemus was highly educated, respected, and religious. Yet he still needed Jesus. Status and knowledge are not enough.

Memory phrase: Even important people need Jesus.

Talk about it: Nicodemus was an important, educated man. Do you think religious people need Jesus just as much as everyone else?

Prayer: Jesus, no matter how much I know or how good I try to be, I need You.

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