Luke 1 Explained | Bible Study: Trusting God When Promises Are Delayed

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In this teaching from Luke chapter 1, we explore how God keeps His promises even when fulfilment feels delayed. Luke introduces the birth announcements of John the Baptist and Jesus, revealing the contrast between doubt and faith, silence and worship, waiting and fulfilment.

This Bible study reminds us that God often works behind the scenes, preparing hearts long before His promises come to pass. Through the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, and Mary, we learn what it means to trust God’s word, surrender to His will, and worship while waiting.

Whether you are in a season of waiting, questioning, or believing God for a promise, Luke 1 offers encouragement, hope, and truth for your journey of faith.

REFLECTION QUESTIONS
1. Where in your life might God be asking you to trust His promise even though the waiting feels long?
2. When God interrupts your plans, do you respond more like Zechariah or Mary and why?
3. What would it look like for praise to rise in your life before you see full fulfilment?

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