Table of Contents 1. What Is the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit Written in the Bible? (Matthew 3:13-17) 2. “Our Father in Heaven Hallowed Be Your Name” (Matthew 6:9) 3. Workers Who Build the Kingdom of God on This Earth (Matthew 6:10) 4. “Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread” (Matthew 6:11) 5. Forgive Each Other’s Weaknesses (Matthew 6:12) 6. We Must Not Live a Life Chasing Only after The Desires of the Flesh (Matthew 6:13) 7. We Should Be Delivered from Such Evil Rather Than Fall into It (Matthew 6:13) 8. The Millennial Kingdom Awaits the Righteous (Matthew 6:10) In order to interpret the Lord's Prayer correctly, we must first correctly understand the gospel of the water and the Spirit, which was spoken to us by the Lord. We have Truth in us when we not only know and understand the gospel of the water and the Spirit but also believe it with our hearts. The true gospel, which we believe in, has led us so far, so that we can lead truly faithful lives that the Lord wants from us in the Lord's Prayer. The New Life Mission https://www.bjnewlife.org

Praying is a problem for many people. Christians often go through the motions of prayer because it is expected of them, but they are often left wondering, "Did God hear me? Does he even care?" In his book Praying the Lord's Prayer, an excerpt from Growing in Christ, J. I. Packer presents a powerful truth: prayer is a natural activity between the Heavenly Father and his children. As Packer works through each phrase of Christ's pattern of prayer, readers will begin to grasp the basic principles and guidelines of prayer. As readers apply the truths of this book to their prayer lives, they will experience intimate communication with God and will strengthen their own conversations with their Father in heaven.

You Can Pray the Way Jesus Prayed! Everyone who wants to pray effectively needs to read this book. Pastor Cleddie Keith is a living testimony of the power of prayer. Anyone can teach theory, but Praying the Lord's Prayer gives you all the secrets that Pastor Keith has discovered by experience over the years he has walked with God. In this powerful book, you will learn how the author: Enters the Secret Place of Prayer. Prays with God-Moving Faith. Developed a Passionate Prayer Life. Discovered How to Pray Without Ceasing. Receives Incredible Answers to Prayers. Most importantly, the author shows you how to experience this simple yet powerful success as well. Pastor Cleddie Keith expands on the foundations of what has been called the "Model Prayer" to show you how to produce powerful results. By entering into that secret place with the Lord, you can emerge a tried-and-true prayer warrior. Watch your devotional time transform from discipline to desire to delight!

Convinced that we can no longer have direct, unmediated access to the sense of Jesus’s prayer but must account for the history of its “effects,” David Clark seeks to trace the meaning of one of Christianity’s most repeated, and thus most “effective” texts through the early centuries of the faith. Clark begins by arguing that the prayer’s original context was in a revival of Jewish prayer, then sets it in the literary context of Gospels that, he argues, represented Jesus as recapitulating Israel’s testing in the wilderness in his own temptation. He then traces the prayer’s meaning within the narratives of Matthew and Luke and in the Didache, then examines the first full commentary on the prayer, that of Tertullian in the third century ce. Clark attends to the evolution of ideas and themes embodied in the prayer and of the understanding of prayer itself across epic transitions, from Judaism to the teaching of Jesus, from Jesus to the Gospels, and from the Gospels to earliest self-consciously “catholic” Christianity. This is an engaging narrative of the history behind and reception of the Lord’s Prayer; it illustrates how a text’s reception may help us explore and understand the multivalent meaning of the text itself.