Discover Immanuel: a whole-life worship song
Our God is with us, wherever we are. A proper home-cooked roast dinner. A really brilliant night’s sleep. A sleeves-rolled-up day at work. How often do you se...
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What does it mean to seek God’s kingdom right where you are?
You could be at work. Maybe you’re looking after the kids. Or seeing friends (finally). But whatever sphere of society you’re in, God can work through you to bring his kingdom there – as in heaven.
‘We Seek Your Kingdom’, a whole-life worship song to the tune of much-loved hymn ‘Abide With Me’, written by Noel Robinson, Andy Flannagan, and Graham Hunter, inspires us to see our daily tasks through God’s eyes – and live out the prayer ‘your kingdom come’ in every part of life.
Commissioned by LICC and Thy Kingdom Come, it’s an encouragement and a call to action – a declaration that each of us can join in God’s kingdom work right where we are.
And a prayer that through ordinary Christians like you and me, God would transform, revive, and heal our society.
The story behind the song
Songwriters Noel Robinson, Andy Flannagan, and Graham Hunter give us the inside track on how ‘We Seek Your Kingdom’ came to be – and their hope that it will inspire Christians across the UK to make a difference for Christ, wherever he’s placed them.
Use ‘We Seek Your Kingdom’ in your church
We hope ‘We Seek Your Kingdom’ will inspire your congregation to see their daily tasks through God’s eyes. But it doesn’t stop there!
Why not use our dedicated small group study guide and sermon outline to help people reflect more deeply on the song’s call to join in God’s kingdom work – and consider how that might look in their own lives?
Plus, download the music video (with lyrics) or backing track to use in your Sunday service.
Download music video with lyrics (MP4)
This video download is provided for use in a live church setting, or for streaming online as part of your worship service. It features the full lyrics on screen. It should not be uploaded on its own to any website or social media account. You may embed the YouTube video on your website.
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