Thy Kingdom Come

Jesus taught us to pray for God's reign over all things. 1. The history of two kingdoms clashing. 2. The uniqueness of God's kingdom reign. a. The plan for God's reign. b. The purpose for God's reign. c. The increase of God's reign. 3. We remember three things as we pray "Thy Kingdom Come." a. This is a request that we are to make, not an action we can do. b. Kingdom reigning and ruling belongs to God. c. There is an aspect of the reign of God that has not yet come! What does this petition truly mean? 1. How did Jesus rebuke the Pharisees? Matthew 12:28 2. What two kings appear in Matthew's 2nd chapter? Mt. 2:1-11 3. Where else is the kingdom of God? Luke 17:21, Isaiah 57:15