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John 14:1

Jesus comforts disciples facing his death. Trust does not erase grief, fear, or the need to tell a safe adult when something is wrong.

Memory phrase: Trust Jesus

Talk about it: What can help when your heart feels troubled?

Prayer: Jesus, help me listen carefully to your words.

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