Why would Jesus tell us to pray that God would not lead us into temptation? I mean, why would God do that? Besides, we can usually find our way into temptation ourselves, right?

And what does it mean to pray, "deliver us from evil"?

This is what we explore in this last episode about the Lord's prayer.

In part 5 of the Sermon on the Mount, we explore what Jesus meant when He tells us to forgive as we forgive others.

Why do we need to pray for "our daily bread"? Why doesn't God jsut give us that without our asking?

And what is meant by "daily bread", anyway?

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What does it mean to pray that God's kingdom comes upon this earth? Is that different from asking that "Your will be done"?

What in the world does "hallow" mean, and why does Jesus teach us to make this our very first request in our prayers?

This episode focuses on what it means to call God "Father" and how radical of an idea this was when Jesus said it. It also goes into the meaning of the word "heaven".