The start and end of today’s study – perhaps, is a fitting way to end this issue: ” … the Kingdom of God, as embodied in the Person of Christ, has the final say in human affairs … So, let this be our last thought: when Christ taught His disciples too pray. He instructed them to say this: ‘ … your kingdom come’ (Matthew 6:10). Other kingdoms come and go. His Kingdom is here now, and is here to stay.”
I’m currently visiting a friend in another city, and (today) they have a range of newspapers covering news from all around the world – from news of the large earthquake in Chile and resulting tsunamis, the Winter Olympics (Vancouver), a variety of reports on political leaders and endless stories about celebrities and their exploits. Yet, just how much news is there, in the various media, concerning God’s Kingdom – the one structure which will survive past the end of time? I didn’t notice anything of substance.
I think this is a sign – that the hearts of many have grown cold – do you agree?
Your kingdom come
The start and end of today’s study – perhaps, is a fitting way to end this issue: ” … the Kingdom of God, as embodied in the Person of Christ, has the final say in human affairs … So, let this be our last thought: when Christ taught His disciples too pray. He instructed them to say this: ‘ … your kingdom come’ (Matthew 6:10). Other kingdoms come and go. His Kingdom is here now, and is here to stay.”
I’m currently visiting a friend in another city, and (today) they have a range of newspapers covering news from all around the world – from news of the large earthquake in Chile and resulting tsunamis, the Winter Olympics (Vancouver), a variety of reports on political leaders and endless stories about celebrities and their exploits. Yet, just how much news is there, in the various media, concerning God’s Kingdom – the one structure which will survive past the end of time? I didn’t notice anything of substance.
I think this is a sign – that the hearts of many have grown cold – do you agree?