How does Jesus’ prayer, “Your kingdom come,” become a reality where you live?
Published by Malcolm Down Publishing
Available now · Paperback · Kindle · Audible to follow
Many Christians long to see God move again, to witness lives transformed, our land healed, and His presence experienced in powerful ways. Your Kingdom Come Here explores that longing through the biblical story of God’s desire to bring heaven and earth together.
More than a book about prayer, this is an invitation to discover God’s call to partner with Him and see His kingdom break into our homes, churches, workplaces and communities. Drawing deeply from Scripture, David Vincent unpacks the importance of prayerfully engaging with the land so that we connect our places with God’s purposes and open the way for His transforming presence to be experienced here and now.
Hope-filled, challenging and rooted in biblical truth, Your Kingdom Come Here will awaken a fresh expectation that the God who moved so powerfully in the past is still at work today. If you long to see your prayers deepen, the heavens open and your world shaped by the reality of God’s heavenly kingdom, this book will inspire you to pray with a clearer understanding and renewed confidence:
Available now in paperback and on Kindle, with the Audible audiobook to follow later in the autumn.
David Vincent loves prayer, theology and maps and combines these with his prophetic insight and strategic thinking to bring practical wisdom to leaders and churches. David carries a conviction that lingering in God’s presence can enable us to pray for God’s promises so people and places are renewed and transformed. A geography teacher for many years, David now divides his time between Myriad, which enables the formation of new churches; St Peter’s Bourne, a residential prayer and worship community in north London; and speaking engagements. Married with two adult children, David lives in Hertfordshire.
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Explore the book’s five sections and download the free prayer resources.