Connect Church Plano http://www.connectchurchplano.com/ Apostle Ken Bennett kenyatta@connectchurchplano.com Apostle Ken Bennett The purpose of Connect Church Plano is to be the body of Jesus' disciples in which people from ALL walks of life can come discover GOD, find COMMUNITY, and embrace PURPOSE. The purpose of Connect Church Plano is to be the body of Jesus' disciples in which people from ALL walks of life can come discover GOD, find COMMUNITY, and embrace PURPOSE. en © 2026 Connect Church Global no Week 4: The Fight for Favor Sermon Series: School of Favor Pastor Jamal Miller <p>Week 4 – The Fight for Favor</p><p><br></p><p>This week, special guest Pastor Jamal Miller delivered a powerful message reminding us that favor isn’t random—it’s worth fighting for. From Joseph in the palace to Esther before the king, favor opens doors that résumés, money, and hustle never could.</p><p><br></p><p>You’ll learn the difference between free favor and obtained favor, the process of growing in wisdom and stature like Jesus (Luke 2:52), and how to overcome the three enemies of favor: comparison, complacency, and commonness.</p><p><br></p><p>Remember: Favor isn’t just given—it’s fought for by the fearless.</p> <p>Week 4 – The Fight for Favor</p><p><br></p><p>This week, special guest Pastor Jamal Miller delivered a powerful message reminding us that favor isn’t random—it’s worth fighting for. From Joseph in the palace to Esther before the king, favor opens doors that résumés, money, and hustle never could.</p><p><br></p><p>You’ll learn the difference between free favor and obtained favor, the process of growing in wisdom and stature like Jesus (Luke 2:52), and how to overcome the three enemies of favor: comparison, complacency, and commonness.</p><p><br></p><p>Remember: Favor isn’t just given—it’s fought for by the fearless.</p> Week 4 – The Fight for Favor


This week, special guest Pastor Jamal Miller delivered a powerful message reminding us that favor isn’t random—it’s worth fighting for. From Joseph in the palace to Esther before the king, favor opens doors that résumés, money, and hustle never could.


You’ll learn the difference between free favor and obtained favor, the process of growing in wisdom and stature like Jesus (Luke 2:52), and how to overcome the three enemies of favor: comparison, complacency, and commonness.


Remember: Favor isn’t just given—it’s fought for by the fearless.

]]> Sun, 24 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2991 1 bad8e66dce7ea7a3f97519fdfd7b8bd3 no Week 3: The Role Faith Plays in Favor Sermon Series: School of Favor Apostle Ken Bennett <p>Week 3 of The School of Favor takes us deeper into “The Role Faith Plays in Favor.” Favor doesn’t just appear at random—it flows on the rails of your faith. This message unpacks how saving faith grounds us in Christ and how living, active faith positions us to walk in divine favor. You’ll discover why faith and favor are inseparable, why favor stretches you beyond what feels safe, and how true favor flows forward into the places where trust in God is required most.</p> <p>Week 3 of The School of Favor takes us deeper into “The Role Faith Plays in Favor.” Favor doesn’t just appear at random—it flows on the rails of your faith. This message unpacks how saving faith grounds us in Christ and how living, active faith positions us to walk in divine favor. You’ll discover why faith and favor are inseparable, why favor stretches you beyond what feels safe, and how true favor flows forward into the places where trust in God is required most.</p> Week 3 of The School of Favor takes us deeper into “The Role Faith Plays in Favor.” Favor doesn’t just appear at random—it flows on the rails of your faith. This message unpacks how saving faith grounds us in Christ and how living, active faith positions us to walk in divine favor. You’ll discover why faith and favor are inseparable, why favor stretches you beyond what feels safe, and how true favor flows forward into the places where trust in God is required most.

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