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Have you ever been annoyed when someone doesn't stop asking the same question? Like when a younger sibling asks you the same question for the fiftieth time? Or when a friend you know isn't listening to you asks you a question about what you were just talking about? The reaction is usually the same—people get impatient and seem to be annoyed. You might recognize this reaction because you might be the one asking "too many questions" or the one not listening.
Did you know there is someone who will not only listen to all your questions but also welcome them? Yup, that person would be Jesus. He doesn’t get annoyed, upset, or disinterested when we ask him questions. When we look at today’s verse, we can see that Jesus invites us to know him better and bring all of our questions with us. When people want to know more about Jesus, he doesn't push them away but invites them to spend time with him. When we have questions about Jesus, it shows just how curious we are.
Think of two questions you may have when about getting to know Jesus. Who can you share those with?
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What’s the most unreasonable thing you’ve heard? Was it a story or a statement that was hard for you to believe? It can be difficult to ask questions or express doubt when other people seem so certain, especially when it comes to faith. In this 20-day devotional series from Grow Curriculum, we’ll see it really is possible to have questions and doubts while still having faith.
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