Kingdom Come

by All Sons & Daughters

Theology & Meaning

A Lord's Prayer-rooted song declaring longing for the full establishment of God's kingdom—on earth as in heaven. Draws on the eschatological tension of 'already and not yet': the kingdom is here but not fully come, and believers pray and work toward its consummation.

Worship Leadership Tips

Works for services on the Lord's Prayer, justice themes, or any eschatological teaching. All Sons & Daughters' folk-worship style creates an earnest, unhurried quality. Suits reflective congregations who value depth over energy. Good for communion.

Arrangement Tips

Folk-worship feel—acoustic guitar and piano. Light percussion. The melody is accessible and the arrangement stays understated. The duo's harmonies are a central feature—if you have a male-female duo, lean into them. Don't over-produce this song.

Scripture References

  • Matthew 6:10
  • Luke 11:2
  • Isaiah 9:7

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