In a world where chaos reigns and uncertainty looms, Thy Kingdom Come invites you on a transformative journey into the heart of the Kingdom of God. This powerful exploration weaves together the profound truths of Scripture with practical insights for everyday life, revealing the glory and power of living under His divine governance.
Who Should Read Thy Kingdom Come?
Uncover the Kingdom of God within youâa vibrant force that can reshape your reality and ignite your spirit. Through heartfelt stories and relatable experiences, you’ll learn how to embrace the increase of His government in your life, empowering you to rise above the distractions of worldly kingdoms.
Whether youâre a young adult seeking purpose, a family navigating the complexities of modern life, or anyone yearning for deeper spiritual fulfillment, this book offers a roadmap to a richer, more meaningful existence.
Join the movement to manifest His Kingdom on Earth, and discover how to cultivate a life filled with hope, love, and unshakeable faith. Itâs time to awaken the power within and let Thy Kingdom Come guide you toward a future illuminated by His light. Your journey begins now!
Why Thy Kingdom Come is Relevant Today
Thy Kingdom Come Excerpt: For Thine is the kingdom, and the power and the glory forever. Amen.”â Math. 6:13. The prayer, which for centuries has been known as the Lord’s prayer is a pattern prayer. Jesus introduced it to His people with these significant words: “But thou when thou pray-est enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly. But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking. Be ye not there-fore like unto them; for your Father knoweth what things ye have need of before ye ask Him. After this manner therefore pray ye:”
Thy Kingdom Come Continued..
For centuries men have practiced their vain repetitions be-fore the Lord, thinking they would be heard for their much speaking, hoping that by often repeating their requests God would at last take heed to their supplication and grant them the answer they desired, all the time forgetting that our heavenly Father knows what things we have need of before we ask. It is not our intention here to give an exposition on the subject of prayer, but let it be forever known that faith can never operate until first you are sure of the will of God. Therefore our quest should never be an effort to coax God to do a thousand things we think should be done, but rather to wait before Him until He fills our being with the prayer that is born of His own will. Once the heart has become one with the will of God, there need be no striving to exercise faith, for the will of God about any matter is the supreme element of faith. Study the lives of the great heroes of faith as Abraham, Moses, Elijah, and a host of others and you will find that the secret of their mighty works lay in one thing and in one thing alone. They did what God told them to do. Therefore all the faith they needed was to obey His will.
George Hawtin would write and publish a series of 32 books on various vital subjects dealing with deep Biblical truths. Many of these books first appeared as articles in his monthly publication called, âThe Pageâ from the 1960â to the...
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