Hymn: Bouw Uw Koninkrijk (Build Your Kingdom)

March 7, 2021
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Come, establish your authority
Be King in our hearts
Restore your image in us
Reveal your purpose with us
Relight the flame of hope
A blazing fire in our soul
Pour out your Spirit, show your power again
We are your church 
Lord, make us strong in You

We thirst for your kingdom 
And your righteousness 
You engage us now 
And give meaning to our lives 
Trapped hearts become free 
We comfort defeated people 
Even the blind see your rule 
We are your church 
Hear our prayer and come!

Build your kingdom 
Uncover evil 
Show your strong hand 
Come on, restore our country 
Fill your church with fire 
Reclaim this people 
Lord, we pray that 
Your kingdom appears

Your untamed power 
Defeats the infernal power 
Your unprecedented splendor 
Renews and strengthens our hearts 
We are made for so much more 
Teach us to do what you ask us to do 
Full of Jesus' love and his power 
We are your church 
Lord, do your work through us

Build your kingdom 
Uncover evil 
Show your strong hand 
Come on, restore our country 
Fill your church with fire 
Reclaim this people Lord, we pray that 
Your kingdom appears

Raised in a home filled with books on Western civilization, P.G. Mantel became a lover of history at an early age. An amateur writer of verse, he makes himself useful as an editor for Men of the West.

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