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Scripture: Matthew 6:10 10 your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. (NIV) Devotional Reflection: After we have positioned ourselves in humility, our highest desire is for His kingdom to come here on earth. Heaven is a kingdom with a King who has set the laws and established the culture. We know Heaven is not a place of pain, sorrow, or tears. There is no stress, worry, or anxiety—no fear, no doubt, no sadness, no anger, no jealousy, no uncertainty, n

Hallow is not a word many are familiar with. It means to make something holy or sacred. When Christ teaches us how we should pray, we first must position ourselves as little children whose Dad is also the Creator and Sustainer of everything visible and invisible, who sits above all power and dominion. What an amazing thought. But then Christ teaches that we are to hallow His name.

Scripture: Romans 8:1–2 1 Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, 2 because through Christ Jesus the law of the Spirit who gives life has set you free from the law of sin and death. (NIV) Devotional Reflection: We don’t always recognize the legality of salvation. The Lord is the Judge, but also the founder of the cosmic state. He is the King, but He wrote the laws and established the judgments against lawbreakers. And Paul is drawing our att

The Lord looked at humanity in its pitiful state of sin and was moved by love. However, this love prompted Him to send His Son to die for the sins of the world. We might suppose God could have taken the record of sin collected since the beginning of time and simply erased it and pretended it never happened. He could have removed righteousness as a requirement to be saved from our sin. But to simply erase sin would deny justice. God is a judge. The law had been broken. Justice