"Bread" means daily sustenance, or, since "man does not live by bread alone", it could also mean that we are asking for a daily portion of God's word, or, since, as Jesus said,"I am the Bread of Life", it could mean that we ask for a daily portion of knowing more of Jesus. You pick.
"Lead us not into temptation", Involves the testing of a believer. 1Cor.10:13 tells us that with the temptation comes an escape. Can we hear God and follow him?
When it comes to giving to God, remember the widows mite. It was the greater of the offerings because it was sacrificial and from the heart.
Churches are full of sinners not yet perfected, however, Paul has admonished," forsake not the gathering of yourselves together". Some are young in the faith, some are underfed, some are still growing in the knowledge of Christ, regardless of the position/office or standing they have of man.
Take care that you are not siding with the "accuser of the brethren".
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"Bread" means daily sustenance, or, since "man does not live by bread alone", it could also mean that we are asking for a daily portion of God's word, or, since, as Jesus said,"I am the Bread of Life", it could mean that we ask for a daily portion of knowing more of Jesus. You pick.
"Lead us not into temptation", Involves the testing of a believer. 1Cor.10:13 tells us that with the temptation comes an escape. Can we hear God and follow him?
When it comes to giving to God, remember the widows mite. It was the greater of the offerings because it was sacrificial and from the heart.
Churches are full of sinners not yet perfected, however, Paul has admonished," forsake not the gathering of yourselves together". Some are young in the faith, some are underfed, some are still growing in the knowledge of Christ, regardless of the position/office or standing they have of man.
Take care that you are not siding with the "accuser of the brethren".
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