Thy Kingdom Come | Launch Week 02
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Welcome to Week 2 of the Thy Kingdom Come Reading Plan! This reading plan is designed to partner with Compassion Christian Church’s sermon series of the same name, which you can find information about right here.
When teaching His disciples how to pray, Jesus says:
“Our Father in heaven,
hallowed be your name,
your kingdom come,
your will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven.”
Matthew 6:9-10
Jesus is the kingdom come. He embodied humanity on earth while still being God. He walked and taught his disciples what life in God’s kingdom looks like. He is a perfect example of how each follower should live - expanding God's kingdom on earth as in heaven.
This week, a few of our passages come from Pastor Harrison’s message and the rest from the Gospels. Take the time to read through each passage. Reflect on how you see God’s kingdom at work in each passage. Then, reflect on how each passage can challenge you to show God’s kingdom, His character in the world around you.
Before We Start
Take a moment to hear from the Bible Project on the Good News of God’s Kingdom.
Thy Kingdom Come
Looking Ahead
Monday, November 18 - Revelation 21:1-5
Tuesday, November 19 - Revelation 22:1-5
Wednesday, November 20 - 2 Corinthians 5:17-21
Thursday, November 21 - Luke 17:20-37
Friday, November 22 - John 17
Welcome to Week 2 of the Thy Kingdom Come Reading Plan! This reading plan is designed to partner with Compassion Christian Church’s sermon series of the same name, which you can find information about right here.
When teaching His disciples how to pray, Jesus says:
“Our Father in heaven,
hallowed be your name,
your kingdom come,
your will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven.”
Matthew 6:9-10
Jesus is the kingdom come. He embodied humanity on earth while still being God. He walked and taught his disciples what life in God’s kingdom looks like. He is a perfect example of how each follower should live - expanding God's kingdom on earth as in heaven.
This week, a few of our passages come from Pastor Harrison’s message and the rest from the Gospels. Take the time to read through each passage. Reflect on how you see God’s kingdom at work in each passage. Then, reflect on how each passage can challenge you to show God’s kingdom, His character in the world around you.
Before We Start
Take a moment to hear from the Bible Project on the Good News of God’s Kingdom.
Thy Kingdom Come
Looking Ahead
Monday, November 18 - Revelation 21:1-5
Tuesday, November 19 - Revelation 22:1-5
Wednesday, November 20 - 2 Corinthians 5:17-21
Thursday, November 21 - Luke 17:20-37
Friday, November 22 - John 17
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