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LukeNew TestamentPastor Joe DuCharme

Luke 1:5-25 | The God Who Remembers

Luke 1:5-25 reminds us that God remembers His people, remains faithful to His promises, and is working even when circumstances seem confusing or God seems silent.

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August 24, 2026
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Sermon Notes

Luke 1:5-25

Luke 1:5-25 reminds us that God remembers His people, remains faithful to His promises, and is working even when circumstances seem confusing or God seems silent. Through Zechariah and Elizabeth, we see that God can bring life and purpose out of impossible situations while calling us to trust Him, faithfully serve Him, and place our hope in Jesus.

Practical Takeaways

  • Trust God when He seems silent. Even when you cannot see what God is doing, trust His character and remember that He has not forgotten you.
  • Remain faithful in seasons of pain. Like Zechariah and Elizabeth, continue serving and following God even when your prayers seem unanswered or your circumstances don’t make sense.
  • Seek greatness in God’s eyes, not the world’s. True greatness is found in humility, obedience, and pointing others toward Jesus rather than seeking status, success, or recognition.
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