Today we explore the spiritual and psychological significance of the petition for "daily bread" within the Lord’s Prayer. Will Henderson argues that modern life is defined by anxiety over the future, fueled by digital algorithms that force individuals to mentally inhabit disasters that haven't occurred. By contrast, Jesus's prayer focuses on a twenty-four-hour window, teaching believers to embrace a rhythm of daily dependence on God rather than seeking total self-sufficiency. This practice echoes the biblical story of manna, where provision was tied to a trust exercise that discouraged hoarding and emphasized that human needs are valid and known to a caring Father. Ultimately, the source suggests that "enough" is a rebell ...