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John 3:33

Receiving Jesus' testimony is not just personal belief — it is a declaration that God is true. Our faith is a statement about God's character.

Memory phrase: Believing Jesus means trusting that God is true.

Talk about it: When you believe what Jesus says, you are saying that God is true. What does it mean for God to be true?

Prayer: God, I believe You. I trust that everything You say is true and everything You do is good.

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