We tend to recognize in others that which we do ourselves. Look first at yourself and you may have more compassion for your neighbor. When we do criticize, we should do it constructively.
The last part of the disciple's prayer focuses on our daily needs. We should have no doubt that God will supply the things we need for the day, including the daily cleansing from our sins.
The disciple's prayer gives us a model for approaching the throne of God--not by mindless repetition, but by first acknowledging God's majesty and authority.
When confronted by an enemy, it is not enough to just not fight back; Christians are called to care about their enemies more than themselves. This starts by praying for them.
Divorce is rooted in the hardness of man's heart... the hardness of holding a grudge. God hates divorce, but in Him there is always forgiveness.
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