The Gospel Of Luke Week 2 Bilingual

This second message in the series Good News Has Come teaches that God’s silence is not God’s absence and that His delays do not mean He has forgotten His people. Drawing from Luke 1:5–38, the message follows Zechariah and Elizabeth in their long season of disappointment and waiting, and Mary as she receives God’s unexpected call. The passage shows that God remains faithful even when His timing does not match our expectations, works through ordinary obedience, and accomplishes His promises despite human limitations. Zechariah and Elizabeth remind us that faithfulness does not exempt us from seasons of pain, while Mary demonstrates that genuine faith responds to God’s Word with humble obedience even when the full picture is not understood. Ultimately, the passage points to God’s greatest promise fulfilled in Jesus Christ—the promised King and Savior. The message challenges believers to trust God in delayed seasons, remain faithful in ordinary obedience, rely on His power rather than human ability, and obey His call even when it leads beyond what we can control or understand. We can trust God while we wait because He hears, He is present, He is powerful, and when He speaks, He keeps His Word.