Our bread
Matthew 6:11
11 Give us this day our bread daily every .
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Every day we need bread to live, and it is demanded as part of our daily nutrition. Reason why if we need bread daily, we also need to pray daily.
In this verse Jesus recommends prayer for material needs, which are vitally related to the interests of the kingdom.
Our father is a model of prayer that represents great topics, each of which represents a basic human need. and it is necessary to implore it every day, because no prayer today will be enough for tomorrow. Each day brings its own eagerness, brings its own value, brings its own benefit, brings its own reward.
Therefore every day we need God. Every day we need to recognize that we have a fatherly need, that we have a loving father that covers all our needs. So when we pray we must have faith that we will be answered by the love of that all-powerful father.
Truly this is the faith that God wants his children to have daily for him. May we keep in mind that every morning God cares for us and every need or adversity we may have, therefore we can not pray prayer for tomorrow, every day is unique and He wants us to live it fully in his presence.
Lord bless all the families of the earth and that there is no shortage of bread at your table.
This verse also shows us that the priorities of the kingdom of God will be established in us when we declare with faith "your kingdom come." Jesus is the one who supplies all our needs, he told us that we should pray every day asking for them so that he will provide us with everything we need.
Today is a good day to ask God for his forgiveness and to thank him for the opportunity he gives us today to hope and pray in him. This is a new day that fills me with joy and hope to know that he is our father and will satisfy us of any thirst, of any need, in addition to satisfy hunger, the bread of today and the need of the soul.
It is necessary to search for God tomorrow and every day.
The petition found in the Our Father teaches us to come to the Lord with a humiliated spirit dependent on Him, asking Him to supply our needs and sustain us daily. We are not given license to ask for great riches, but we are encouraged to make our needs known to Him, trusting that He will provide.
If it seems to us as if the hand of God is invisible to us and that we can not discern its providential intrusion in our lives, it may be by the way we pray. We have a tendency to pray in general. When we pray in general, we only see the hand of God's providence in general. When entering into prayer, through conversation and communion with God, we must place our petitions before Him. By pouring out our souls and our specific needs we will see specific answers to our prayers. Our Father has invited us to go to Him and ask for our daily bread. He will not fail to provide it.