Oracles of God: The Story of the New Testamentنموونە

Day 3: The Promise Fulfilled

Reflection:

Long before Jesus’ birth, the prophet Micah foretold that a ruler would come from Bethlehem, a shepherd and King whose origins were “from the distant past.” Isaiah prophesied that this child would be called Immanuel, “God with us.” Centuries later, those promises came to life in a manger. The God who spoke creation into existence stepped into His creation as a baby.

The birth of Christ is not a random event in history—it’s the fulfillment of divine promise. Every word written in the Old Testament pointed to Him. The same God who orchestrated prophecy and fulfillment is still at work in the details of your life today. His promises are not fragile; they are eternal.

When you feel forgotten or uncertain, look back at Bethlehem. The God who kept His Word then will keep it now. His promises may not unfold in the way or the timing you expect, but they will never fail.

Prayer:

Lord, thank You for fulfilling Your promises through Jesus. Help me to trust that You are faithful in every season and that Your Word will always come to pass.