This week, host Kate slows down at the closing lines of Mary’s Song and uncovers why mercy isn’t just something God feels — it’s something He remembers and acts on. Tracing Luke 1:54–55 back to Abraham’s covenant, this episode shows how God’s faithfulness has always rested on His promise, not human performance.

Listeners will gain clarity around generational inheritance — not just the traits we receive, but the patterns we repeat — and discover why Jesus, conceived by the Holy Spirit, steps into a broken family line as the Second Adam to end the curse and begin something entirely new. Along the way, Kate highlights why Scripture’s genealogies matter, how Mary’s Scripture-saturated praise reframes our own stories, and what it looks like to break cycles through precise truth, daily habits, and practiced remembrance.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in “this is just how I am,” worried about what you might pass on, or longed for proof that God truly redeems broken stories, this episode will ground you in covenant mercy and give you courage to believe: in Christ, the cycle really does break here.

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