Matthew 6: 9–1. 3, Part 2: Deliver Us from Evil. Principle for Bible Reading. Jesus’s prayer for you is clear: Today, you need God to provide for you, forgive you, and deliver you.

Every single day, you need God to move in these three ways. In this lab, John Piper unfolds these simple, but critical prayers.

The following is an edited transcript of the audio. Is it possible to be repentant and forgiven for something without telling anyone you did it?

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View the outline. Outline. Introduction/Prayer (0. Our Daily Bread (0. Jesus tells us to pray for our basic needs. We do not need more and more things.

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Simplicity and necessity (“daily bread”) are the prayer because there is so much temptation in wealth and excess. Accumulation is not evil, but it very easily can become so. Jesus’s prayer for “daily bread” stands for all our needs. It’s an admission that we are human and need provision from God to survive. Forgive Us Our Debts (0.

Why can Jesus compare our forgiving of others with our being forgiving? Isn’t that works righteousness? Matthew 6: 1. 2). No, Jesus is not saying we are earning forgiveness, but asking that we would be forgiven in a way that correlates with the way we forgive each other. Those who do not forgive others are foolish, unwise, and will be miserable. If our heart says it is a good, beautiful, desirable thing to forgive others, it will call down forgiveness from God for our own sin. Lead us Not Into Temptation (0.

Jesus states this prayer negatively and positively. Negatively: “Lead us not into temptation. Positively: “. . . Matthew 6: 1. 3)All pleasure in this life is a test from God laced with temptation from Satan.

Will we idolize this pleasure or thank God for it and consider him as more valuable than this pleasure? In the same way, all pain in this life is a test from God laced with temptation from Satan. Will we trust God in his infinite wisdom, power, and love or will we curse him? Therefore, this prayer is asking God to keep every test from ensnaring us in Satan’s temptations. God, deliver us from this pain or pleasure becoming destructive to our faith in you. Prayer (0. 8: 5. 2–0.

Study Questions In Matthew 6: 1. Jesus’s prayer for “daily bread”? Why “bread”? What was he trying to communicate?

And why “daily”? Explain the “as” in the middle of Matthew 6: 1. In what way could a holy God possibly forgive us as we sinners forgive others? How does it work when God “delivers us from evil” (Matthew 6: 1. What would it look like in your life if God answered that prayer today? Try to be specific. Piper: “God, do not allow the pain or pleasure in my life to steal or destroy my faith and joy in you.”. The Lord’s Prayer’ Series.

This lab is part of a series through Jesus’s prayer in Matthew 6: 9–1. If we are going to learn to be alone with God in prayer, we need to slow down and mine everything we can from this short lesson Jesus gave his disciples. John Piper reveals several key insights he has seen in these verses over the years. Visit ‘The Lord’s Prayer’ series page to see all three labs in this series.

Paw Patrol / Characters - TV Tropes. Tropes applying to all of the pups: Awesome Backpack: How all the pups carry their tools, voice- activated by their barks.

In Season 3, a few of the pups get flight pack add- ons. Catch- Phrase: All members have at least one. As a group, the pups have "Ryder needs us!" (or sometimes, "Ryder's calling!") when they're summoned for a mission. Color- Coded Characters: Generally associated with their role, such as Chase (police dog) and Marshall (fire dog) having blue and red uniforms, respectively.

Cute Little Fangs: Yes, as dogs they have canines, but they're small and not at all scary. Disappeared Dad/Missing Mom: The parents of the pups are absent from the series. Furry Reminder: They still have many of the usual canine mannerisms (eating out of doggie bowls, loving belly rubs and petting, enjoying doggy treats, etc.) while they're managing PAW Patrol vehicles and equipment. Heroic Dogs/Precious Puppies: The entire point. Interspecies Friendship: The pups and Ryder are as close as friends as they are as colleagues. Kid Hero: Applies to all of the pups, who are all still young.

Meaningful Name: All of the characters possess names befitting their occupations. Talking Animal: The pups are a notable case in that they can talk, but other non- canine animals can't. Transforming Mecha: The pups' respective houses transform into their mission vehicles. In season two, Chase, Marshall, and Zuma's houses can also become a spy car, an ambulance, and a mini- sub, respectively. As of the season three episode "Pups Save a Stinky Flower," Rocky's recycling truck also transforms into a tugboat. Marshall. Voiced by: Gage Munroe (Canada and US, Season 1), Drew Davis (Canada and US, Season 2), Noah Ashby (UK)Marshall is a Dalmatian pup that serves as the firefighter dog of the group.

Goodhearted and ready to go, Marshall is often tripped up by his klutziness. Nevertheless, he manages to be an effective rescuer- even if he might end up falling down his fire engine's ladder. As expected, his home, Vehicle No. In Season 2, it also takes the form of a rescue ambulance.

Adorkable: Marshall's clumsiness, mixed with his goodhearted attempts to help people, just makes him all the more precious. Butt- Monkey: At the very least, he's prone to slapstick. And getting his head stuck in stuff. Catch- Phrase: "I'm fired up!" and "Ready for a ruff, ruff rescue!"Dub Name Change: Marcus, in the French dub. Friend To All Avians: Birds really like the guy. Interspecies Friendship: With Fuzzy, a goose chick Marshall bonded with and later helped reunite with his flock, while also facing his fear of heights. Jet Pack: In "Air Pups," he receives a version that also has water- propelled VTOL jets, akin to a flyboard.

The Klutz: Marshall's defining trait. Making a Splash: His water cannons, primarily used for firefighting, can also be used to spray other liquids. In "Mission PAW: Quest for the Crown", Marshall is given a "Hydro Launcher", which fires a single jet of water powerful enough to cut through a wooden door. Meaningful Name: The firefighter pup, named after a firefighter marshal.

The Medic: Since Season 2, this has been Marshall's other role in the series, complete with an X- ray monitor in place of the usual water cannons. Performance Anxiety: He sometimes suffers from this; In "Pups Save a Show," he had to fill in for Chase (who came down with a sore throat) in the pups' play, and was so nervous he could barely bring himself to get on stage, and even flubbed his first few lines.

He experiences this again in "Pups Save the Talent Show," where he is terrified by the idea of singing on stage without Rubble. Pungeon Master: Sometimes makes these when he ends up crashing into the other pups. Sometimes they're well- received, other times, not so much. Watch Emperor 4Shared.

Running Gag: Marshall getting his head stuck in something, excitedly rushing to the elevator, crashing into it/the other pups, and tripping/falling are the series' main running gags. Also, expect him to have something fall onto his face and/or fall down the rungs of his ladder if he's using it to (try and) rescue someone. Sleepwalking: The "ghost" of "Pups Save a Ghost" turns out to be Marshall walking around in his sleep. Ironically, amusingly, and befitting to the trope, he manages a skateboard and a surfboard far better in his sleep than he does while awake.

Why Did It Have to Be Heights?: Marshall has a fear of heights- or more specifically, a fear of being dangled in the open air (as he manages to handle climbing his ladder just fine). He seems to have overcome it in "Air Pups," given that he's perfectly fine with his water- propulsion pack. Rubble. Voiced by: Devan Cohen (Canada and US), Luca Townsend (UK)Rubble is an English Bulldog pup that serves as the construction dog of the group.

He is an accomplished digger with his paws, which led to him becoming a member of PAW Patrol. Like the others, he's usually very enthusiastic about missions, as well as any chance to put his bulldozer to use. As expected, his home, Vehicle No. Sometimes, the latter is replaced with a crane. The Baby of the Bunch: "Pups Get A Rubble" reveals that he's the youngest member of the group, even being smaller in the flashbacks than he is in the present. As such, he can be a little more childish than the other pups, like when he plays "Super Rubble," even while on a mission. The Big Guy: Among the pups, naturally due to being a construction pup.

Catch- Phrase: "Rubble is on the double!" and "Let's dig it!"Cute Little Fangs: Rubble's are rather prominent. Cuteness Proximity: Kittens seem to have this effect on him, as seen in "Pups & the Kitty- tastrophe" and "Pups Leave Marshall Home Alone."Didn't Think This Through: In his attempts to act as a "Super Pup", Rubble rushes to aid a trapped train without alerting the others or carrying his pack, wanting to handle it all by himself. His efforts get him trapped inside the tunnel. Drill Tank: In "Mission PAW: Quest for the Crown", Rubble receives a new vehicle in this style, the "Mini- Miner".

Dub Name Change: Ruben, in the French dub. Elvis Impersonator: His Halloween costume in the Ghost Ship episode, complete with him repeating the phrase "Blue Suede". Fanboy: While all the pups are fans of the show, Rubble especially loves Apollo the Super Dog.

He even dresses like titular hero during two missions. Hoverboard: In "Air Pups," he receives a duct fan- powered version, allowing him to take to the skies. His prior love of skateboarding and snowboarding means he takes to it very quickly. Growling Gut: A recurring gag with Rubble involves his tummy loudly announcing it needs food. Identical Stranger: In the episode with the pirate treasure, the mysterious Captain Blackfur turns out to have been an exact lookalike of Rubble, only with a goatee. And this was foreshadowed when Blackfur's hat perfectly fit Rubble's head.

It's not stated if they were related in any way. Origins Episode: "Pups Get a Rubble" shows that Rubble was saved by the PAW Patrol after he nearly fell off a cliffside branch. Wanting to join them, Rubble proved himself by putting his digging skills to use to save Jake when he was trapped in the snow. Sleep Cute: In "Pups Save an Adventure," the other pups fawn over cute he looks when he's sleeping. Sleep Mask: He has been shown to wear one on a few occasions, usually leading him to get tripped up. Tender Tears: Rubble is the pup who has been shown shedding tears, and he makes quite the sad expressions despite such instances being brief.

He also tends to be the pup who shows the most disappointment when he's not yet called for a mission he wants to partake in. Tunnel King: Rubble is an accomplished digger, even without his shovel pack. As seen in his debut episode, he was able to dig into the heavy snow to rescue Jake. Why Did It Have to Be Spiders?: Rubble really doesn't like spiders, to the point of worrying that he might catch "spider cooties".

It doesn't help that they have a tendency to drop right down on/near his nose.