Tag: Lord’s Prayer

  • Week Two: The Affections of Christ and Consistent Prayer

    Being drawn into the affections of Christ demands consistency. We need consistent attention to the Word. Constant attention to the basics, such as the Sermon on the Mount or Psalms, allows us to have a path to drawing us back to the place of seeing Christ.

  • Lead us not into temptation

    One of the key lines out of the prayer Jesus taught was simple. “Don’t let us be tested.” 

  • Lord, I’m a Wimp

    Dallas Willard’s book The Divine Conspiracy walks us through the Sermon on the Mount. I have been posting from time to time this summer on his book as I work my way through it again. I want to understand more fully the cost of discipleship. The section he has on the Lord’s Prayer is helpful. This last part is great.…

  • The Lord’s Prayer — “Forgive us our trespasses”

    Dallas Willard’s thoughts on this particular part of the prayer get right to the point: Today even many Christian read and say “forgive us our trespasses” as “give me a break.” In the typically late-twentieth century manner, this saves the ego and its egotism. “I am not a sinner, I just need a break!” But no, I need more than…