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Titanic: I'll Never Let Go (John 15:13)

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Jack Dawson has nothing—no money, no status, no cabin. Rose has everything but freedom. Their love blooms in the three days before disaster. When the ship sinks, Jack ensures Rose survives, staying in the freezing water until she is safe. His last words: Never let go. Jesus says: Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends. Jack's sacrifice is not romantic sentiment but costly choice: he could have fought for the board, could have saved himself. Instead, he gave his life so Rose could live—and she lived, fully, for eighty-four years. Some deaths give others permission to live.

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