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When the word, not the world, becomes the majority of your week, your life will start to change.

For that reason, our prayer is that God will speak to you through today's devotional.

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Hey, what's up everybody? Thanks for joining us on the Daily Drive. We spend just a few minutes

Monday through Friday unpacking some truth, some wisdom, some hope from God's word,

and we are wrapping up our journey through the Gospel of John this week leading up to Easter.

And we're going to be looking at some of the final words that Jesus had to say to his disciples and to us.

You know, I said a few episodes ago that if you have one of those Bibles with the words of Jesus

printed in red, you will see that John, chapter 14 through 17, are pretty much solid red.

He had a lot to say, so I would encourage you to read it for yourself this week, but I would

just like to highlight a few sections, and today we might go just a little longer than usual

six or seven minutes we do here as we might go just a little longer than usual six or seven

minutes we do here as we focus on just three words. Jesus said are life-changing. You know,

sometimes it only takes a few words to make a lasting impact. Now, you might hear an amazing,

you know, 18-minute TED talk, or a 30-minute sermon, or a hour-long podcast, or you might read

an incredible 500-page novel or see a thought-minute sermon or an hour-long podcast or you might read an incredible 500-page novel

or see a thought-provoking post on social media and it completely changes your perspective on

something. But sometimes, all it takes is like just three words. There's power and some three-word phrases

like, I love you. I was wrong. I am sorry. Please forgive me.

You just flunked. You just passed. The chemo worked. One year sober. God is good. Don't call me.

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