I want to talk plainly about favor for a moment, because I think we’ve made it smaller than it actually is.
Favor and grace are interchangeable. And your right to walk in it isn’t seasonal — it’s for all the days of your life. God is saying, in effect, let me dress your life in my favor.
There are three things worth sitting with here.
First, the quality of God’s favor: there is nothing — no car, no house, no bank account — that stands above the favor of God. Whatever you’re measuring your worth or your stability by, favor outranks it.
Second, the quantity of God’s favor: it isn’t rationed.
Third, the quiet that comes with it: when you know you’re wrapped in the favor of God, you can be calm even when things around you are going wrong. That third one might be the most practical of all — peace in the middle of trouble is favor doing its quiet work.
Psalm 30:5 puts it this way: “For his anger endureth but a moment; in his favour is life: weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.” Favor and joy come. Whatever version of “the night” you’re dealing with right now, it does not get the final say. Heaven speaks, and whatever has been troubling you has to be quiet when heaven is talking.
And Psalm 84:11 backs it up: “For the Lord God is a sun and shield: the Lord will give grace and glory: no good thing will he withhold from them that walk uprightly.” No good thing withheld. Read that as a promise, not a possibility.
But here’s a practical piece that has to come with all of this: if you’re going to walk in favor, you have to actually let go of what’s cluttering your soul. Forgiveness isn’t optional decoration on top of favor — it’s part of how you keep your house clear enough for favor to move in. If you’re still carrying someone in your car, in your house, in your mind, because of something they said or did, that’s weight you don’t need to keep hauling around. Let them go. Say something good about them if you can. Get your mind quiet, because a mind at war with old offenses has no room left for new favor.
New favor is on your table. The only real question is whether you’re ready to sit down and eat.
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