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John 15:7

This prayer promise belongs to remaining in Jesus and having his words shape desire. It is not a magic formula or guarantee that every request—including safety, healing, or success—will happen.

Memory phrase: Prayer shaped by Jesus

Talk about it: How might Jesus’ words shape what someone asks for?

Prayer: Jesus, shape my prayers by your words.

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