Your Kingdom Come

A Conversation Between John and George Paul Taylor This song began with a question: Could Isaiah’s vision of the Lord as Judge, Lawgiver, and King (Isaiah 33:22) speak to the promise of the coming King in Isaiah 9:6–7—and to the way we live and pray today? The song unfolds through three voices. Isaiah sings of the promised King, whose rule brings justice and peace. Jesus sings to the Father in trust and surrender. Then the church joins in, asking for wisdom and courage as we make daily choices while living among the kingdoms of this world. The chorus brings all three voices together in the prayer Jesus taught: “Your kingdom come, Your will be done.” It is a request for God’s justice, mercy, truth, and peace to shape our hearts and our lives. This is a devotional song inspired by Scripture, written as an imaginative conversation—not a direct quotation from Isaiah or Jesus. May it encourage you to listen, pray, and seek the way of Christ. Scriptures: Isaiah 33:22; Isaiah 9:6–7; Matthew 6:10 Music created with Suno. Words and concept: John and George Paul Taylor