Surrounded By The Favor Of God

Sermon Overview

In this inspiring and faith-building message, Elder Patricia Mallery reminds us that as children of God, we are completely surrounded by His divine favor. Drawing from the stories of Noah, Daniel, Joseph, and Esther, she teaches that God’s favor brings protection, promotion, restoration, and divine intervention—no matter what challenges arise. Elder Mallery explains that favor is not earned by our works but is given because we are His sons and daughters. Through humility, obedience, and faith, we can walk confidently knowing that God’s presence and anointing are actively working in every area of our lives.


Video Timeline

  • 0:00 Opening prayer and corporate decrees for 5786 2026
  • 8:21 The prophetic declaration of divine favor
  • 9:05 Message begins: Surrounded by the Favor of God
  • 11:15 Psalm 5:12 — Favor as a shield
  • 13:00 Examples of favor in Noah, Daniel, Joseph, and Esther
  • 34:47 Three kingdom keys to walking in God’s favor
  • 42:29 Manifestations of favor—protection, promotion, increase, and restoration

Scripture References

  • Psalm 5:12
  • Psalm 91:4
  • Genesis 6:8-10
  • Daniel 1:8-9
  • Genesis 39:2-4
  • Esther 5:2
  • 1 Peter 5:6
  • Psalm 84:11
  • Psalm 75:6-7
  • Psalm 115:14
  • Joel 2:25

Teaching Points

  • God’s favor surrounds His people as a shield and wall of protection.
  • Favor is not earned by performance but received through relationship with God.
  • Obedience and integrity invite divine intervention and blessing.
  • Favor does not exempt believers from trials, but it sustains them through every challenge.
  • Humility, prayer, and fasting position us for increase and promotion.
  • God’s favor manifests in protection, supernatural increase, restoration, and anointing.
  • True favor advances the Kingdom of God, not personal gain.

Reflective Thought

God’s favor is more than a moment of blessing—it is the evidence of His continual presence in our lives. Even in trials, His favor surrounds us, protecting and positioning us for divine outcomes that bring Him glory. When we humble ourselves and remain steadfast in faith, the Lord honors our obedience with increase, restoration, and promotion. Elder Mallery reminds us that favor is not about possessions but about purpose—our call to serve, honor, and advance God’s Kingdom. Living in divine favor means walking daily with gratitude, trust, and expectation for what He will do next.


Questions to Consider

  • In what ways have I seen the favor of God surrounding my life?
  • How can I remain humble and obedient in seasons of testing?
  • Do I acknowledge and thank God for His favor daily?
  • What distractions keep me from staying in close fellowship with Him?
  • How can I use God’s favor to further His Kingdom and serve others?

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