Definition: "J6" stands for John 6:45-49, which describes a confrontation between Jesus and a group of religious leaders in the wilderness (which included some notable names like Philip, Matthew, and Judas) who claimed to be sent by God to deliver them from demons. The leaders were skeptical of their message, questioning their ability to handle the situation. Jesus challenged them to "go, and make disciples of all nations." They refused, believing they could control those who believed in him rather than be led by him.