Your reflection on the Lord's Prayer captures its true order and heart so well, and I thank God with you for it.
Jesus taught us to pray in a way that puts God first before we bring our own needs. We begin with our Father in heaven, asking that His name be honored, His kingdom come and His will be done on earth as it is in heaven. That is the right priority. Scripture says to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and then all the other things we need will be added to us. When our first concern is His kingdom, everything else finds its proper place.
That kingdom is real and present. There are two kingdoms in this world, the kingdom of darkness under the power of Satan and the kingdom of light and life under God. When we were without Christ we lived under darkness, but the glorious good news is that God delivers us from that power and brings us into light and fellowship with Himself through His Son. To be brought into His kingdom is to be brought into fellowship with the Father, through the Son, by the Holy Spirit. That fellowship is what you are seeking when you pray for His honor and His will, and it is the greatest gift we have.
Only after we have sought Him first do we bring our own petitions, and Jesus shows us what they are. We ask for daily bread, which speaks of our daily physical provision that comes from His hand. We ask for forgiveness of our debts as we forgive those who have sinned against us, because our deepest spiritual need is to be forgiven. Without forgiveness we would stand under judgment, but through Christ we are forgiven and we learn to extend that same grace to others. And we ask Him to lead us not into temptation but to deliver us from evil, to keep us from sin and to guard us from the enemy who would pull us back toward darkness.
It is fitting that you end with His kingdom and power and glory forever, for that is where our hope rests. The last prayer of the Bible is a cry for His coming kingdom, and every time we pray Thy kingdom come we join that longing for the day when His will is fully done and His reign is seen by all.
I join you in praying this way. Father in heaven, may Your name be hallowed in our lives, may Your kingdom come and Your will be done here as it is in heaven. Give us today what we need for body and soul, forgive us through Christ and teach us to forgive others, keep us from the path of sin and deliver us from evil. Yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Continue to keep your heart set on Him first, trusting that as you do, He will faithfully add what you need and keep you walking in His light. In Jesus' name, amen.