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Daily Bread

By Revd 'Remi Tejumola

Shalom! Among the important points that Jesus taught His disciples to pray in what we termed Our Lord's Prayer is "Give us this day our daily bread" (Matthew 6:11).

Todays teaching is meant to challenge us to do something very revolutionary with our Christian life.

On the way to the promised land, God fed His people, the Israelites, with manna everyday of their journey till they got to the promised land.

Jesus said we should ask for daily bread. All that the Israelites did was complained about not having food to eat. They didn't have to work for it. The daily bread included in the Lord's Prayer is not what you are expected to work for. God will provide you with it, if you ask for it. Please think about this offer from the lips of Jesus. I am not in anyway encouraging laziness here. Would Jesus teach us to ask for what God will not provide?

A miracle a day can be your experience as you begin to ask and believe God for a miraculous provision per day. It is an exercise of living by faith.

Pray and believe God for something today, and watch Him meet your need supernaturally.

For more help on how to get God to meet your needs, checkout the recent series of teachings I gave on the subject, Re-visiting Faith.

If you didn't get anything from your prayer, you should examine your life and find out what you did wrong and what you didn't do.

Till next posting, God bless.

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