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John 6:37

One of the most comforting promises in all of Scripture. No matter what you've done, no matter how many times you've failed, Jesus says: if you come to Me, I will not turn you away. Ever.

Memory phrase: I will never turn you away.

Talk about it: How would you feel if you went to a friend's house and they slammed the door in your face? Now how does it feel to know Jesus will never do that?

Prayer: Jesus, thank You that when I come to You, You never push me away. I am coming to You right now.

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