Picture two women meeting in ancient Judea—one elderly and unexpectedly pregnant, the other a teenager carrying the promised Messiah. When Mary greets Elizabeth, something explosive happens: Mary breaks forth in one of Scripture's most powerful worship songs.
But this isn't just ancient history. Mary's Magnificat reveals something profound about why we sing, why we worship, and what happens when ordinary people from places like Kamloops encounter the living God.
In this message, we explore:
- Why biblical faith is always a singing faith
- How humility and Scripture combine to create powerful worship
- What it means that God Himself sings over His people
- Why worship isn't a duty but an overflow we can't contain
Just as the mountains surrounding Kamloops remind us daily of God's majesty, Mary's song reminds us that when we truly grasp God's greatness in our own smallness from the truth of Scripture, worship becomes inevitable.
