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    The document provides guidance for daily prayers over meals and family dinners, suggesting setting an extra place for Jesus and imagining having a conversation with him. It also encourages memorizing a Bible verse from Psalm 145:18 and practicing it while traveling. Finally, it discusses inviting someone to dinner who doesn't know Jesus in order to share the Easter story and message of forgiveness with them.

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    The document provides guidance for daily prayers over meals and family dinners, suggesting setting an extra place for Jesus and imagining having a conversation with him. It also encourages memorizing a Bible verse from Psalm 145:18 and practicing it while traveling. Finally, it discusses inviting someone to dinner who doesn't know Jesus in order to share the Easter story and message of forgiveness with them.

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    The document provides guidance for daily prayers over meals and family dinners, suggesting setting an extra place for Jesus and imagining having a conversation with him. It also encourages memorizing a Bible verse from Psalm 145:18 and practicing it while traveling. Finally, it discusses inviting someone to dinner who doesn't know Jesus in order to share the Easter story and message of forgiveness with them.

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    The document provides guidance for daily prayers over meals and family dinners, suggesting setting an extra place for Jesus and imagining having a conversation with him. It also encourages memorizing a Bible verse from Psalm 145:18 and practicing it while traveling. Finally, it discusses inviting someone to dinner who doesn't know Jesus in order to share the Easter story and message of forgiveness with them.

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    Anytime you eat today, remember to thank

    Jesus for the food. Also, remember to


    thank Jesus for giving us life.

    April 3,
    3, 2011

    When you eat a family meal, set an extra


    place at the table for Jesus. Imagine
    Jesus talking with you and listening to
    you. What questions would you like to ask
    Him? How do you think He feels being
    with you? Do you feel any different as you
    picture Jesus with you?

    Practice your memory verse each time


    you are on the road. You will find it in
    Psalm 145:18. Remember that the Lord is
    always near you!
    We will continue to explore the events leading up to
    Jesus’ death and resurrection. Next week we will
    discuss Peter’s denial of Jesus and the theme of
    forgiveness. Read Matthew 26:47-56; 69-75 to
    learn more about what happened with Peter.

    Jesus ate dinner with His friends. Could


    you invite someone to dinner this week?
    You might consider inviting someone who
    doesn’t know Jesus. You could share the
    Easter story and the events that led up to
    Easter. Remember to let the person know
    he or she is forgiven and loved by God!

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