Matthew 6:11 - 6:12 (Part 5)
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In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses the line "Give us this day our daily bread" from The Lord's Prayer, emphasizing that it encourages us to trust in God for our basic needs. He goes on to explain that we should not accumulate earthly treasures, but instead trust that God will provide for us on a daily basis. When the prayer asks for forgiveness of debts, Gregg suggests that it refers figuratively to our sins, and highlights the importance of confessing them to be forgiven before facing judgement. He notes that forgiveness from God is not always unconditional and may require us to forgive others as well.
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Matthew 6:16 - 6:18
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Steve Gregg teaches about Matthew 6:16-18, a section within the Sermon on the Mount where Jesus teaches his disciples about piety and religiosity. In
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Matthew 6:9 - 6:10 (Part 4)
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