And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. – Matthew 6:13 [ESV] The last portion of the Lord’s prayer might sound a little confusing. To understand it, we need to know the meanings of the Greek word … Continue reading →
and forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors – Matthew 6:12 We know that sin separated us from God. However, we were forgiven through faith in Jesus’s sacrifice for us. for all have sinned and fall … Continue reading →
In our previous blog we talked about God as our provider. However, we might ask why if God is our provider, there are people whose needs doesn’t seem to be provided for. Why is God not doing something about that? … Continue reading →
Give us this day our daily bread – Matthew 6:11 If we believe that God is who He says He is and that He is the creator of everything, we should have no problem trusting Him as our provider. However, … Continue reading →
As we have discussed in our previous blogs, love is of utmost importance in God’s kingdom. Why? Though God is our king, He is also our Father. Becoming his children came at a huge price: Jesus’ sacrifice in the cross. … Continue reading →
If we really want the kingdom of God to come, we need to understand its basic principles. In our previous blog we talked about loving God being the most important of those principles. Love the Lord your God with all … Continue reading →
In our previous blog we discussed some of the implications of the word “Father” in the Lord’s Prayer. Today we will go over the prayer and declaration of God as our King. We know that God is King of Kings … Continue reading →
In our previous blog we had an overview of the contents of the Lord’s Prayer; a model for us to follow when we pray to God. Today we will cover the first two words of the Prayer: Our Father. God … Continue reading →
Being fully man and fully God, one could deduct that Jesus didn’t need to pray. However, Jesus spent a lot of time in prayer. Perhaps prayer was a mean of his continuous relationship with the Father (with the glory that … Continue reading →
The disciples were terrified and amazed. “Who is this man?” they asked each other. “When he gives a command, even the wind and waves obey him!” – Luke 8:25 One could wonder why the disciples were terrified after experiencing this … Continue reading →
