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Michael Brown, delighted to be with you. And here, to infuse you with faith and truth and courage to help you stand strong on the front lines.

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the line of fire.org and click subscribe. I want to take some more time as we've been teaching about

the pattern of prayer that Jesus gave us in Matthew 6 and Luke 11 commonly called the Lord's

prayer. Again, it's something we can pray individually. It's something we can pray corporately,

praying those very words. It's also something that we can pray corporately. Praying those very words.

It's also something that we can pray as a pattern.

We see prayer throughout the New Testament that does not follow those exact words or that exact pattern.

So however it can be best used in your life, either is something prayed directly, prayed corporately as well. Even though we say

our father, it's a prayer we can pray privately, but we're always united with the body. Ancient

Israel always had a consciousness of being united. Now as Messiah's bodies, the church, we are

united as one. So we can pray it in that way. We can pray it as a pattern as a template. But I want to read

it again and then I want to dig into this concept of the importance of forgiveness. So Jesus says we

should pray like this. Go in secret and pray our Father in heaven. Hallowed be your name. Your kingdom

come. You will be done on earth as it is in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come.

You will be done on earth as it is in heaven.

Give us today, our daily bread,

and forgive us our debts as we also have forgiven our debtors

and lead us not into temptation,

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