Jesus told his disciples that it is not worth it to store up treasures here on earth because they can decay and be stolen. In heaven, they can't. The question is, how do you store up treasures in heaven? And what are these treasures?

This is one of the key parts of the Lord's prayer in Matthew 6. Jesus is not asking the disciples to just pray about God's will, but to ask him intentionally to deliver us from evil! Why did he include it in the manner of praying, and what does it mean to us?

While Jesus was teaching how to pray, he also mentioned the importance of saying "lead us not into temptation". Many Christians misunderstand what Jesus actually meant by these words. What does it actually mean? Let's dive into this today.

This episode is a continuation of episode 27: "Jesus warned against unforgiveness". Many people focus on "Forgive us" more than "as we forgive". However, there is a reason why Jesus added it in the prayer, and we need to study this thoroughly. This truth can actually hinder your prayers when you neglect and don't apply it. Let's talk about it.

After Jesus taught the disciples the importance of surrendering to God's will in times of prayer and asking for His kingdom (laws and rules) to come, He taught them a key point on the benefits of being God's children and how it must transform our way of asking what we need. Let's study Matthew 6v11 together!

In verse 9 of chapter 6, Jesus started to teach His disciples in which manner they should pray. After teaching in v9, "Our Father in Heaven, hallowed be your name", He asked them to say "Your Kingdom come" in verse 10. Why was it important that, after praise, they ask for the kingdom? This is more than something to recite. In this episode, we deal with the real meaning of these words to be effective in prayer.

In verse 9 of chapter 6, Jesus started to teach His disciples in which manner they should pray. He started by saying, "Our Father in Heaven, hallowed be your name." This is more than something to recite. In this episode, we deal with the real meaning of these words and what Jesus wants us to do in prayer to be effective.

The first verses of Matthew 6 focus mainly on prayer. Jesus taught his disciples what to do and not to do in prayer after they asked him, "teach us how to pray". This episode focuses on some of these tips and also what prayer is all about.