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John 20:19

Locked doors cannot keep Jesus out. Fear cannot prevent His presence. He walks through walls to say 'Peace' to His frightened people. He does the same for us.

Memory phrase: Jesus walks through locked doors to bring us peace.

Talk about it: If all the doors were locked, how did Jesus get into the room? What does this tell us about who Jesus is?

Prayer: Jesus, walk through every locked door in my heart today. Come where I am afraid and bring Your peace.

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