Jesus teaches us to pray, “Give us this day, our daily bread.” But what does that really mean? Obviously, Jesus was not telling his disciples to simply pray for a morsel of literal bread every day, right? Isn’t that obvious? Bread in the Bible was a powerful symbol of God’s provision—the act of supplying with food, drink, or equipment for a journey. So when you pray, “Give us this day, our daily bread,” you are actually saying, “God I need you to supply me with everything I need to make it through this journey of life, and I need you to do it EVERY DAY.”

Well, here it is: all contained in this workbook, coupled with the corresponding video presentation.

Simply spend 20-30 minutes with God every day, and He will serve you His daily provision, and every area of your life will grow to a remarkable and exponential proportion.

You will become very close to your Heavenly Father. You will feel Him and hear Him speak to you every day. What a wonderful unexplainable feeling.

Here is the daily “Time with God” formula: P.R.S.P.

P - Pray 3-5 minutes,

R – Read 5-10 minutes,

S – Study 10-15 minutes,

P – Pray 3-5 minutes.

You’ve prayed for years, “Give us this day our DAILY BREAD,” well now, here it is