Jesus' Plan for Daily Living: The Contemporary Christian Theological Implications of the Prayer Given by Jesus to His Disciples in Matthew Six. This item is unavailable.Jesus' Plan for Daily Living: The Contemporary Christian Theological Implications of the Prayer Given by Jesus to His Disciples in Matthew Six

Just as Earth and Heaven are real places, the need of believers for earthly and heavenly support is tangible. Jesus spoke to it directly. We are to rely on The Father for human needs just as we are to rely on Him for eternal ones. All needs are within His perspective and authority. We have only to ask and believe. And we are to ask and rely on Him daily. This is the one unique place in the New Testament that Jesus used this form of the word daily. He meant this as completely unique direction to rely on Him for everything, spiritual and physical, and to renew those needs daily. Jesus did not plan for His disciples weekly or monthly. There is no real evidence He gave them any advance plan at all other than predicting His future events. His teaching here in these words and in His life is to live each day and rely each day on The Father. He will plan our future weeks, months, and years! Dr. Rick Mangrum works in the corporate business world. He and his wife Maureen have been married for thirty five years and live in Bentonville, Arkansas. He has earned a Masters and Doctorate in Theology. This book is a result of those pursuits. Access Rick's complete writings and contact him at www.Studytoshewthyselfapproved.org

Dr. Rick Mangrum works in the corporate business world. He and his wife Maureen have been married for thirty five years and live in Bentonville, Arkansas. He has earned a Masters and Doctorate in Theology. This book is a result of those pursuits. Access Rick's complete writings and contact him at www.Studytoshewthyselfapproved.org