The King Who Keeps His Promises | Promise - Part 2 | Bryan Jones | FULL SERVICE

Описание: What if the Christmas story began a thousand years before the manger? Join us as we look back at God’s promise to David and see how Jesus fulfills it in a way only God could weave together. It’s a powerful reminder of His faithfulness and the hope we’re invited into this season.
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God’s promises don’t start in the manger—they stretch back through centuries, all the way to a shepherd-king named David. Long before Jesus was born, God told David He would build a kingdom that would last forever. David wanted to build God a house, but God gently reminded him, I don’t need you to build for Me—I want to build with you.

That speaks to us today. We drift. We worry. We slip into obsessing over what we can control or neglecting what matters. But the story of David pulls us back to a bigger truth: God is always the One holding everything together. He invites us to work with Him, not for Him. And when He closes a door, it isn’t rejection—it’s redirection. He already sees the better plan ahead.

God’s track record proves it. For 400 years, David’s family sat on the throne, just like God promised. Even when the royal line was cursed because of Israel’s sin, God made a way. Through Mary—descended from David through another branch—Jesus came as the promised King. The virgin birth wasn’t just miraculous; it was intentional. God kept His word in a way no one could have imagined.

And that same King didn’t come to rule over a distant kingdom. He came to rescue us. He took us out of the kingdom of darkness and brought us into His kingdom of light, where forgiveness and freedom are gifts, not rewards.

This season, remember: whatever God orders, He provides for. Whatever He promises, He fulfills. The birth of Jesus proves it.

So what promise are you holding onto today? And where might God be inviting you to stop striving and simply trust that He’s already building something good—something bigger than you can see?

Let this Christmas be a reminder that God keeps every promise, and He loves doing His work with you.