Living The Lords Prayer
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Table Of Contents
Preface: Guiding Spiritual Formation
1. God As Father: Shaping A Healthy Image Of God
2. “Our” Father: Recognizing The Family Of All Creation
3. Who Art In Heaven: Experiencing The Extraordinary In The Ordinary
4. Hallowed Be Thy Name: Walking In The Presence Of God
5. Thy Kingdom Come: Promoting God?s Intention For The World
6. Thy Will Be Done On Earth As It Is In Heaven: Making Faith-Based Decisions
7. Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread: Becoming What We Receive
8. Forgive Us Our Trespasses: Running Into A Father?s Open Arms
9. As We Forgive Those Who Trespass Against Us: Seeing With The Eyes Of Compassion
10. Lead Us Not Into Temptation: Refusing To Dance With The Devil
11. Deliver Us From Evil: Embracing The Cross
Conclusion: Living The Lord?s Prayer
Epilogue
Notes
Additional Info
In this book Father Albert Haase follows the lines of the Lord’s Prayer, showing how the ideas have been understood by great people of faith, including Francis of Assisi, Martin Luther, Therese of Lisieux and others, and revealing how God can use this ancient prayer to transform your very soul and teach you to walk in the way of a true disciple of Christ.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780830835294
ISBN10: 0830835296
Albert Haase
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2009
Publisher: InterVarsity Press
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