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John 4:41

First they believed through the woman's testimony. Now they believed through direct encounter. Personal testimony brings people to Jesus; encounter with Jesus deepens the faith.

Memory phrase: Hearing Jesus for yourself changes everything.

Talk about it: They first believed because of the woman's story — but then believed more deeply because of Jesus' own words. What is the difference?

Prayer: Jesus, speak to me directly. I want to hear Your voice for myself.

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