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One Day's Worth
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Give us this day our daily bread. Jesus did not teach his disciples to pray for a year's supply, a month's reserve, or even a week's comfort. He taught them to ask for today's bread — one portion, one day, one act of dependence. This is not poverty theology; it is trust architecture. When we receive only what we need for now, we are drawn back to the Giver tomorrow. The manna in the wilderness worked the same way — gather too much and it spoiled. God seems to design provision with a short shelf life on purpose, not to frustrate us but to keep the relationship current. Anxiety about the future often masquerades as responsibility. But a mind rehearsing next month's shortfalls cannot be fully present to today's gifts. The prayer Jesus gave is a daily reset: hands open, gaze forward just one sunrise at a time. — Narrow Highway devotional, 2026-05-31
- shares scripture → WSC Q104 ↔ Matthew — Matthew 6:11
- shares scripture → Westminster Shorter Q104 — Matthew 6:11
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