"Thy kingdom come" reorders your ambitions

You can work for a noble cause and measure it through visibility, influence, or control. The project moves forward, but your morale depends increasingly on occupying a central place. "Thy kingdom come" shifts the spotlight. It asks that truth, justice, and grace grow, even when someone else receives the credit or the fruit appears in a way different from your plan. This does not eliminate ambition, leadership, or evaluating results. It purifies them to serve something greater than one's own image. It also allows you to rejoice in goods you do not produce and step aside when appropriate. Praying that petition turns success into an instrument: it matters because the Kingdom reaches lives, not because it proves you were indispensable.