Psalm 90 reminds us that while our days are short, God is eternal. In this New Year message, we are invited to start with God rather than the calendar, to face the reality of time honestly, and to learn what true wisdom looks like when our lives are placed back into God’s hands. Moses’ prayer teaches us that numbering our days is not about fear or productivity, but about living with humility, dependence, and hope. Seen through the lens of Christ—the eternal God who entered our time, bore our judgment, and became our true dwelling place—our days are no longer a countdown toward loss, but a journey of grace toward eternity.

Psalm 90

Isaiah 7:14 & Colossians 1:15–20

In this episode we are looking at Luke 1:39–56, Mary’s Magnificat, a song that announces God’s great reversal—that He sees, chooses, and honours the lowly. Though the world often lifts up the powerful and overlooks the humble, Mary proclaims that God’s kingdom works in the opposite direction. Through her prophetic words and the wider story of Scripture, we see a God who notices the overlooked, calls the ordinary into His purposes, and ultimately honours those who walk humbly with Him. From Mary in Nazareth to William Carey the poor cobbler, and right through to believers today in small places like Geraldine, the Magnificat reminds us that in Christ, the humble are never forgotten and nothing done for Him is ever small. Luke 1:39-56