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The Lord's Prayer - 2 minutes read
1.Evil Is Real, but Not Ultimate
Jesus does not teach us to panic about evil. He teaches us to pray. Disciples live alert, but not anxious. We are aware of opposition, but anchored in hope.
The Lord's Prayer - 2 minutes read
2.The Victory of the Cross
The cross is not a symbol of defeat. It is the place of ultimate victory.
The Lord's Prayer - 2 minutes read
3.Between Victory and Fulfilment
Christ has won. His death and resurrection have defeated the enemy. Yet opposition remains while the world waits for full restoration.
The Lord's Prayer - 2 minutes read
4.The Good Shepherd Protects His Sheep
Staying close to Jesus does not mean life will be free from trouble. It means we are not alone in trouble. The Shepherd walks with us, guards us, and leads us through.
The Lord's Prayer - 2 minutes read
5.Put on the Armour of God
Paul reminds us that our struggle is not merely human. We need the armour of God.
The Lord's Prayer - 2 minutes read
6.Fear, Denial, and Responsibility
Jesus never obsessed over the enemy. He remained focused on the Father and His mission. He walked in truth, love, obedience, and authority.
The Lord's Prayer - 2 minutes read
7.Deliver Us Together
Jesus teaches us to pray, “deliver us.” This prayer is communal. Spiritual protection is strongest in community.