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Thank God It’s Christmas — Mary’s Song
Luke 1:26–56
Preacher: Robin Vonk
Sunday 21 December, 9:30am
In the lead-up to Christmas, we pause to listen to a young woman’s song that still echoes with hope, courage, and wonder. In Luke 1:26–56, Mary responds to God’s unexpected call with trust and praise, bursting into what we now call the Magnificat—a song that celebrates who God is and what He has come to do.
Mary’s Song draws us into the heart of the gospel. It proclaims a God who steps into human history, who lifts the lowly, shows mercy to the undeserving, and keeps His promises. Through Mary, we see that Christmas is not just about a baby in a manger, but about God’s great rescue plan unfolding—Jesus entering the world to bring forgiveness, justice, and new life.
As we reflect on Mary’s faith and joy, we are invited to see ourselves in the story: people met by grace, called to trust God’s word, and drawn into praise for the Saviour who has come near. This Christmas, come and rediscover the good news that God is faithful, His mercy endures, and His salvation has arrived in Jesus Christ.
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By All Saints Albion Park Anglican ChurchThank God It’s Christmas — Mary’s Song
Luke 1:26–56
Preacher: Robin Vonk
Sunday 21 December, 9:30am
In the lead-up to Christmas, we pause to listen to a young woman’s song that still echoes with hope, courage, and wonder. In Luke 1:26–56, Mary responds to God’s unexpected call with trust and praise, bursting into what we now call the Magnificat—a song that celebrates who God is and what He has come to do.
Mary’s Song draws us into the heart of the gospel. It proclaims a God who steps into human history, who lifts the lowly, shows mercy to the undeserving, and keeps His promises. Through Mary, we see that Christmas is not just about a baby in a manger, but about God’s great rescue plan unfolding—Jesus entering the world to bring forgiveness, justice, and new life.
As we reflect on Mary’s faith and joy, we are invited to see ourselves in the story: people met by grace, called to trust God’s word, and drawn into praise for the Saviour who has come near. This Christmas, come and rediscover the good news that God is faithful, His mercy endures, and His salvation has arrived in Jesus Christ.