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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 9 MIN

What “Daily Bread” Really Means

from Daily Hope with Pastor John S. Dickerson · host John S. Dickerson

What does “daily bread” really mean? In this Daily Hope devotional, Pastor John S. Dickerson continues walking through the Lord’s Prayer and shows how “Give us today our daily bread” is more than a request for food. It is a prayer of childlike boldness, daily dependence, and trust in the Father’s provision. Jesus teaches us to come to God with confidence because He is our Father. When we are surrendered to His kingdom and His will, we can boldly ask Him to give us everything we need today to do His work on earth. That includes our physical needs, but it also includes wisdom, strength, health, transportation, provision, and the help we need to follow Him faithfully. And when we pray, we never pray alone. Jesus intercedes for us, and the Holy Spirit helps us when we do not know what to pray. If you need God’s provision today, let this line from the Lord’s Prayer help you pray with confidence, dependence, and hope. Text “DAILY” to 71093 to receive Daily Hope videos sent to your phone every day. Download the CP+ Spiritual Fitness App for more. More resources: https://www.connectionpointe.org/revival/

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