Thy Kingdom Comeಮಾದರಿ

“Our Father… For Yours is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever” - living in hope for the fullness of the Kingdom.

This final line of the Lord’s prayer is like a hymn of hope. Now we are not simply asking but proclaiming – ultimately, everything belongs to God.
His Kingdom will win. His power is invincible. His glory is everlasting.

These words are especially precious to those going through the darkness, as they’re reminded: evil won’t have the last say. Suffering is not the end of the story. War, losses, and tears are not forever. Only God is eternal. His Kingdom is coming in full, and we are a part of this story.

Hope is not an escape. It’s the light we’re carrying, while it’s still dark. We live, work, forgive, build, minister not because everything’s perfect, but because we know – the day will come, when everything will be new. And every prayer “Your Kingdom come” will be reality.

Questions to ask yourself:

Do I live with hope that God’s glory will win?
What supports my faith when there is darkness around?

Maybe it’s today that God wants to start in you a fire of expectation – not passive, but a living and active. Expect. Hope. Go on ministering to the Kingdom that is approaching and that won’t stop expanding until its glory covers the entire earth.

Let today’s quiet hour with the Father help you renew and affirm hope that God will lead His good story to a victorious ending:

•Prayer for your own heart:
Father, help me to live hoping for a day when Your Kingdom will come in its fullness.

•Prayer for your close ones:
Father, let my friend have joy in waiting to meet You in Your Kingdom.

•Prayer for the country:
Father, show Your power and glory in the life of our nation.

•Worship Prayer:
Father, we thank You that we have hope and a future in Your Kingdom.

The ending is just the beginning.

These eight days of prayer were not just a spiritual plan, but a step closer to the heart of the Father, Who is willing to see His Kingdom coming into us and through us. God calls us not just to “being good people”. He calls us to so much more – to become a community of the Kingdom’s carriers, that in this world brings His plan to life.

The prayer “Your Kingdom come” is not the end. That is the beginning. The beginning of an everyday life, where we carry God’s presence, take His love to where it’s still dark, and help others to grow in their relations with our King. For we believe: The Kingdom is near, and we’re created to live with His glory.

Thank you for taking this plan together with us!

We hope these days of prayer helped you to get closer to God, hear His voice, and live with new clarity, power, and hope.

This plan was created by the “Vidnova” church – the congregation that strives to live out the Gospel every day, bringing hope to this broken world and forming hearts filled with God’s Kingdom.

Author: Oleksandr Oryshchyn – pastor of “Vidnova” church, director of the Institute of Leadership, Management and Coaching.

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