I’ll admit it—these are words I’ve prayed so often that they sometimes roll off my tongue without a second thought. Maybe you’ve done the same. For many of us, having bread feels ordinary. Our kitchens are overstocked with it. If

If you live in Gaza or Ukraine, praying “Thy will be done” can feel deeply conflicting. Should Christians in Ukraine and Gaza view their suffering as part of God’s will? Yet there are moments when these words come easily. Perhaps

This week, I reflect on the phrase, “Thy Kingdom come,” from the Lord’s Prayer. In these words, Jesus invokes a vision of divine sovereignty. They invite a paradigm shift in our conception of the world. There is no need to