Go back to Jesus' words and let Scripture shape your trust.

Wait until life feels clearer before deciding whether the words matter.

Judge truth only by what you can see right now.

Trust your first reaction more than what Jesus said earlier.

If you would like to receive Jesus, pray this with me: Lord Jesus, I admit that I have sinned and have not trusted you as I should. I need your mercy and your life. I believe you died for my sins and rose from the dead. I turn from my sin and ask you to be my Lord. Help me remember your words, trust your truth, and follow you from this day on. Amen.

Receive the Risen Jesus

Lord, revive your Church so that we remember what Jesus has said and trust your word again. Where we are distracted, doubtful, or slow to believe, wake us up. Make us a people who live by Scripture and by the voice of Christ, in the name of Jesus. Amen.

Revive Your People to Remember

Thank you, Father, for the resurrection that confirms your truth; for Scripture that stands firm; and for Jesus' word that does not fail. Thank you that understanding can come later and still be real. We bring you gratitude for truth that can be remembered and trusted.

Thank You for Words That Hold

Pray by naming one decision you face, asking God to bring Jesus' words to mind, and asking for the humility to follow Scripture even if clarity comes slowly.

Pray Before You Decide

Lord, grow in me a faithful memory of your words. When I look back and see your hand more clearly, let that lead me to deeper trust. Keep me from forgetting what Jesus has said, and teach me to believe your Scripture with a steady heart, in the name of Jesus. Amen.

Grow My Memory and Trust

Pray for someone who loves Jesus but feels confused or delayed: that the risen Lord would bring his words back to mind; that Scripture would speak with fresh strength; and that trust would rise where understanding is still incomplete.

For Those Still Waiting for Clarity

ὅτε{ho-te###hoh-teh###when} οὖν{oon###oon###therefore} ἠγέρθη{ee-YER-thi###ee-YEHR-thee###he was raised} ἐκ{ek###ehk###from} νεκρῶν{ne-KRON###neh-KROHN###the dead} ἐμνήσθησαν{em-NEE-sthee-san###ehm-NEE-sthee-sahn###they remembered} οἱ{i###ee###(the)} μαθηταὶ{ma-thee-TE###mah-thee-TEH###disciples} αὐτοῦ{af-TOO###ahf-TOO###his} ὅτι{ho-ti###hoh-tee###that} τοῦτο{TOO-to###TOO-toh###this} ἔλεγεν{E-le-yen###EH-leh-yen###was saying} καὶ{ke###keh###and} ἐπίστευσαν{e-PEE-stev-san###eh-PEE-stehf-sahn###believed} τῇ{tee###tee###(the)} γραφῇ{gra-FEE###grah-FEE###Scripture} καὶ{ke###keh###and} τῷ{to###toh###(the)} λόγῳ{LO-go###LOH-goh###word} ὃν{hon###hohn###which} εἶπεν{EE-pen###EE-pehn###had said} ὁ{o###oh###(the)} Ἰησοῦς{ee-ee-SOOS###ee-ee-SOOS###Jesus}

John 2 : 22 - Resurrection, Remembrance, Faith

Then, once He was raised from the dead, His disciples called to mind that He had been saying this, and they believed the Scripture  and the word which Jesus  had spoken.

	Epsilon	e — as in met (short)
	Kappa	k — as in kite

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