When Jesus instructs His disciples how to pray, He teaches them to pray "Your kingdom come, Your will be done…" (Matthew 6:10) What would it look like for us to be a community who actually prays for God’s will to be done, for His kingdom to come, in our church - in Salem, right here? Right now? Through you and me? The Christian life is a DIVINE PARADOX of understanding for, and hoping in, what we know someday will be - while simultaneously living in the tension of the reality of what is and what could be right now.
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