Holly Elif has learned something important about the phrase, Your Kingdom Come.

It's not about just a model for prayer. It's a model for your lifestyle. That as you are going,

God is present and acknowledging that he's present at all those moments of your life is what

makes the link between eternity and the earthly

reality that we live in right now, that God at every moment is concerned about what's going on

in my life and has a perfect will for that moment.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Wednesday, August 17th, 2016.

Our Father in Heaven, hallow and be your name, your kingdom come.

Nancy has unpacked some of the deep treasures of meaning in these familiar phrases as part of a series on the Lord's Prayer.

Some friends have been listening along with us trying to live out the teaching they've been receiving from Nancy.

We'll hear how it's going as friends Kim Wagner and Jane Green join Nancy. We'll start with Holly

Eliff. I talked with a young wife yesterday, and she's in a really tough marriage. She's a fairly young believer. She's trying desperately to yield to what the

Lord wants in her life, and it's so hard. And I was weeping with her on the phone as I was telling

her what I knew biblically to be right for her to do.

And she was saying, that's what I want. I want to be obedient to the Lord. And she said, I wake up every day saying, God, thy will be done, not mine. Thy will be done, not mine.

Thy will be done, not mine.

And it has become just really the conscious prayer in her life that she could learn to

surrender her will because she is so desperate for God's kingdom to be present,

for him to be glorified in her home, doesn't know how that's going to happen.

And as we were talking, I said to her, you do realize that no matter what your husband does, he cannot keep you from

becoming the woman that God wants you to be. The only thing that will ever keep you from becoming

that woman would be a choice to say, God, this is too hard. I want my will because I'm tired

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