He gives them here what may sound to you like the so-called “Lord’s Prayer,” but I believe that Christ didn’t intend it to become the thing I hear in public service today. It’s not a stilted form. And it’s not for a public service. This was to be spontaneous; it was personal. It’s to be like a conversation. And we just should talk to God. After all, He’s my Father. And I’m His son. He knows me and I don’t think He wants me to put on airs and assume an unnatural voice and try to use some flowery language. I think He just wants me to talk like Vernon McGee talks.