In this next portion of Jesus’ prayer, He is inviting us join God in His renewal work on earth. Aligning our prayers, heart and actions in advancing His kingdom and in seeing His will done on earth as it is in heaven. Jesus modeled this tangibly for us as Spurgeon states; “He that taught us this prayer used it himself in the most unrestricted sense. When the bloody sweat stood on his face, and all the fear and trembling of a man in anguish were upon him, he did not dispute the decree of the Father, but bowed his head and cried, ‘Nevertheless, not as I will, but as thou wilt.’”