Send us a text What if the coming year isn’t earned but given? We explore the surprising logic of undeserved favour and why it might be the most hopeful way to step into 2026. Drawing on Mary’s encounter in Luke 1 and Esther’s rise to influence, we trace how grace can bypass palaces and still arrive at your door with purpose, power, and timing that reframes what’s possible. We walk through the greeting that changed everything—“you have found favour”—and unpack how identity, courage, and assi...
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Send us a text What if the coming year isn’t earned but given? We explore the surprising logic of undeserved favour and why it might be the most hopeful way to step into 2026. Drawing on Mary’s encounter in Luke 1 and Esther’s rise to influence, we trace how grace can bypass palaces and still arrive at your door with purpose, power, and timing that reframes what’s possible. We walk through the greeting that changed everything—“you have found favour”—and unpack how identity, courage, and assi...
December Week 1 Theme Vision: Impartation of Uncommon Presence.
Parklands Baptist Church's Podcast
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December Week 1 Theme Vision: Impartation of Uncommon Presence.
Send us a text If you’re ending the year tired yet grateful, this conversation offers a steadying centre: the promised presence of God that goes with us, gives rest, and quietly changes everything. We anchor in Exodus 33, where Moses asks for God’s ways and favour, and receives a promise that reshapes how we measure progress and peace. Instead of pushing harder to earn a sense of arrival, we explore how presence accomplishes what effort alone can’t, favour aligns our work with timely help, an...
Parklands Baptist Church's Podcast
Send us a text What if the coming year isn’t earned but given? We explore the surprising logic of undeserved favour and why it might be the most hopeful way to step into 2026. Drawing on Mary’s encounter in Luke 1 and Esther’s rise to influence, we trace how grace can bypass palaces and still arrive at your door with purpose, power, and timing that reframes what’s possible. We walk through the greeting that changed everything—“you have found favour”—and unpack how identity, courage, and assi...
