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Jesus’ Revolutionary Teaching About Prayer
On the symbolic Mount of Olives, overlooking the holy city of Jerusalem where Jesus spent so many days teaching and healing, sits a beautiful church called Pater Noster. The church is dedicated to the memory of Jesus’ famous Sermon on the Mount prayer that begins with the phrase “Our Father”, or in
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