/
RSS Feed
See how ‘Your Kingdom Come’ opens the deep ‘Already, But Not Yet’ reality of God’s Kingdom—here now, yet still awaiting its fullness.
Disciples’ Prayer 5 | Your Kingdom Come | Ep. 17
Tag Archives: kingdom
Your Kingdom Come
/
RSS Feed
The Disciples’ Prayer Series – Part 5
In this episode of the Experiencing Grace podcast, we continue our journey through the Disciples’ Prayer by exploring the phrase “Your Kingdom Come.” This simple petition opens up one of the most important themes in all of Scripture—the rule, reign, and active presence of God breaking into the world.
Jesus didn’t tell us to pray this because the Kingdom was absent. He told us to pray it because the Kingdom is already here, still coming, and one day will come in fullness. This episode unpacks that tension and shows how the Kingdom shapes our lives right now.
What We Explore in This Teaching
- What the Kingdom of God actually is: Not a place, not a political nation, but God’s ruling presence—His authority expressed in the hearts and lives of His people.
- Where the Kingdom is found: Jesus said the Kingdom is “in your midst.” It’s an internal, spiritual reality that manifests outwardly through transformed lives.
- When the Kingdom comes: Scripture reveals a two‑phase reality:
- Already — Jesus inaugurated the Kingdom in His ministry.
- Not Yet — The Kingdom will be fully revealed when Christ returns.
- How the Kingdom comes: Through Promise, Process, Proclamation, Power, Parousia, Peace, and Perfection—what I call the 7 Ps of Your Kingdom Come.
- Why this matters for discipleship: Praying “Your Kingdom Come” is not passive. It’s a call to align our lives with God’s reign and participate in His mission.
Highlights from the Notes
- The Kingdom is God’s reign, not merely His realm.
- Jesus’ ministry demonstrated the Kingdom through healing, deliverance, compassion, forgiveness, and authority over creation.
- The Kingdom spreads through repentance, reconciliation, and Spirit‑empowered witness.
- The increase of His Kingdom will never end (Isaiah 9:6–7).
- The parables of the mustard seed and yeast show the Kingdom’s slow, steady, unstoppable growth.
- We live in the tension of “already but not yet”—experiencing the Kingdom now while longing for its fullness at Christ’s return.
Your Kingdom Come
Notes:
JasonGraham_YourKingdomCome_DisciplesPrayerSeries.pdf Download
JasonGraham_YourKingdomCome_DisciplesPrayerSeries.pdf Download
The Disciples’ Prayer Series – Part 5
The Kingdom of God was preached by the forerunner of Jesus (John the Baptist), by Jesus Himself, by His disciples, and should be preached by us now.
But what is it? How do we preach it? What does it look like?
If you’ve ever wondered about questions such as these, then this message will give you a good foundational understanding of the Kingdom and several other topics that come from a larger study of the Kingdom of God such as:
- How does God’s Kingdom come?
- Is it already here?
- How do we inherit the Kingdom or not?
- Humility
- Brokenness
- Demonstrations of power
- Being childlike
- The Millennial Reign of Christ
- and more…
There is much more that can be said about the Kingdom of God than what is contained in this message; however, it will give a great foundation to anyone who is new to the topic, and will be an encouraging refresher and challenge to others.
God Bless!
Never miss an update—subscribe for notes, audio, & podcasts!