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John 6:60

Some walked with Jesus but weren't truly committed. Hard teaching reveals the difference between fans and followers, between shallow interest and deep faith.

Memory phrase: Hard teaching reveals true disciples.

Talk about it: Have you ever found something really hard to understand or accept? What did you do?

Prayer: Lord, when Your teaching is hard, give me the grace to stay, to keep listening, and to trust You.

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