Robert S. Turner explores the Lord's Prayer in this volume, arguing that it represents Jesus's manifesto for the communities he and his disciples were forming in first-century Palestine. Turner offers a decidedly this-worldly, political reading of the Prayer, and ties its petitions not only to Jesus's time and place but also to ours. The book, which is signed by the author, is perfect for individual reading or group study.

Also available: Study guide for Our Father Who Aren't in Heaven (see product page).