What does it mean to pray for God to both 1) lead us away from temptation and 2) deliver us from evil?

"Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors" is maybe the most difficult thing Jesus teaches us to pray in the Lord's Prayer. What kind of power does forgiveness have?

Jesus does not teach us to pray for extravagant wealth, but for "our daily bread." What's the difference? And how can learning to pray this change our perspective on our ordinary lives?

How is the kingdom of God a direct challenge to the world that we live in?

When Jesus teaches us to pray "your kingdom come, your will be done," it's an invitation to find our all in God's plan of redemption: the kingdom of God.

"Hallowed" is a word we don't use often in our day-to-day lives. So what does it mean for us to pray that God's name be hallowed? What is God's name?

Jesus teaches us to pray "Our Father in Heaven?" But what does it mean to pray this? What is heaven?

The first words Jesus teaches us to pray in the Lord's Prayer is "Our Father." What is the significance of calling upon God as Father?

Prayer is our family talk as God's children with our Father. In Matthew 6, Jesus teaches us to pray in a way that isn't just words, but is meant to form us and propel us into mission.

Prayer is not performance: before others, before ourselves, or before God. Prayer is family talk.