Text: Luke 1:46-56
(Morning Service)
Speaker: Peter Mason
This morning we will hear one of the most revolutionary songs ever sung in the New Testament. Upon realising the significance of the baby she carries, Mary launches into a grand-scale cosmic song about God’s deliverance and might. This song often referred to as the “Magnificat,” has been banned in multiple countries, and we will see why it is so dangerous & holy at the same time!

Text: Luke 1:46-56 (Morning Service) Speaker: Peter Mason This morning we will hear one of the most revolutionary songs ever sung in the New Testament. Upon realising the significance of the baby she carries, Mary launches into a grand-scale cosmic song about God’s deliverance and might. This song often referred to as the “Magnificat,” has been banned in multiple countries, and we will see why it is so dangerous & holy at the same time!

Text: Luke 1:46-56
(Morning Service)
Speaker: Peter Mason
This morning we will hear one of the most revolutionary songs ever sung in the New Testament. Upon realising the significance of the baby she carries, Mary launches into a grand-scale cosmic song about God’s deliverance and might. This song often referred to as the “Magnificat,” has been banned in multiple countries, and we will see why it is so dangerous &amp; holy at the same time!&nbsp;

A Song of Revolution

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