Bible Facts Of The Day, November 05, 2026 “THE KING IS COMING – DAY 29”

November 5th, 2026

A 79-Day Journey from Promise to Bethlehem —

November 1–10 | God Is Working Even When Heaven Seems Silent

PART III — WAITING FOR THE PROMISE

DAY 29 — NOVEMBER 5, 2026

NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH GOD

Luke 1:37

Nothing can prevent Almighty God from accomplishing His divine purposes. The miraculous conception of Jesus Christ demonstrates that God’s power is limitless and His promises never fail.

Introduction — When the Impossible Becomes Possible

Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Yesterday, we learned that God never forgets His covenant.

Today, we discover that nothing can prevent God from fulfilling His promises!

When the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary, he announced something extraordinary.

Although she was a virgin, she would conceive and give birth to Jesus, the Son of God.

Humanly speaking, this was impossible.

But Gabriel declared in Luke 1:37:

“For with God nothing will be impossible.”

What a powerful declaration!

WHAT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR HUMANITY IS NEVER IMPOSSIBLE FOR ALMIGHTY GOD!

1. God’s Power Has No Limits

Brothers and Sisters,

Human beings are limited by time, strength, knowledge, and circumstances.

But God is not limited by His creation.

Jeremiah 32:17 declares:

“There is nothing too hard for You.”

The God who created the heavens and the earth possesses unlimited power.

No obstacle can defeat His purposes.

No earthly authority can overturn His will.

WHEN GOD DETERMINES TO ACCOMPLISH SOMETHING, NOTHING CAN STOP HIM!

2. The Virgin Birth Reveals God’s Power

Mary asked Gabriel how she could conceive since she had not known a man.

Gabriel explained that the Holy Spirit would come upon her and the power of the Highest would overshadow her.

Luke 1:35 reveals that the Child would be called the Son of God.

This was not an ordinary birth.

It was a supernatural act of God.

The eternal Son would take on human nature without ceasing to be God.

Isaiah 7:14 had foretold the birth of Immanuel.

THE MIRACLE OF CHRISTMAS REVEALS THE POWER AND FAITHFULNESS OF GOD!

3. God’s Promises Are Greater Than Our Circumstances

Consider Abraham and Sarah.

They were advanced in age, yet God promised them a son.

Genesis 18:14 asks:

“Is anything too hard for the LORD?”

Isaac was born according to God’s promise.

Centuries later, Mary received an even greater announcement.

The promised Messiah would enter the world.

Brothers and Sisters, our circumstances may appear impossible, but God’s ability never diminishes.

However, faith does not mean God must fulfill every personal desire.

True faith trusts that God is able to accomplish everything He has promised, according to His perfect will.

4. The Greatest Miracle Is Our Salvation

The miraculous birth of Jesus Christ points us toward His mission.

He came to save sinners.

Through His sinless life, sacrificial death, and victorious resurrection, Christ accomplished redemption.

Matthew 19:26 declares:

“With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.”

We cannot save ourselves through good works.

But God provides salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

THE GOD WHO MADE THE VIRGIN BIRTH POSSIBLE ALSO MADE OUR REDEMPTION POSSIBLE THROUGH HIS SON!

Conclusion — Trust the God of the Impossible

Brothers and Sisters,

As we prepare for Christmas, remember:

God promised a Savior.

God fulfilled His Word.

The virgin conceived.

The eternal Son became flesh.

The Savior accomplished redemption.

And the same Lord Jesus Christ will return in glory.

Do not measure God’s power by your limitations.

Measure your confidence by His faithfulness.

NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE WITH GOD!

THE KING HAS COME, AND THE KING IS COMING AGAIN!

Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Thank You that nothing is impossible for You.

Thank You for sending Your beloved Son into the world through the miraculous virgin birth.

Forgive us for the times we have allowed doubt and fear to weaken our faith.

Help us trust Your power, believe Your promises, and submit to Your perfect will.

As we prepare for Christmas, fill our hearts with wonder at the miracle of Christ’s coming and gratitude for the salvation He accomplished.

In the mighty name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, we pray.

Amen.

Next — Day 30, November 6: “Prepare the Way of the Lord” (Isaiah 40:3)

“Maranatha! Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”

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Bible Facts Of The Day, November 04, 2026 “THE KING IS COMING – DAY 28”

November 4th, 2026

A 79-Day Journey from Promise to Bethlehem —

November 1–10 | God Is Working Even When Heaven Seems Silent

PART III — WAITING FOR THE PROMISE

DAY 28 — NOVEMBER 4, 2026

GOD NEVER FORGETS HIS COVENANT

Luke 1:72–73

God is faithful to every covenant promise He makes. The birth of Jesus Christ demonstrates that God never forgets His Word, His people, or His eternal plan of redemption.

Introduction — A Promise God Never Forgot

Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Yesterday, we learned that Jesus Christ came at the fullness of time.

Today, we discover why His coming was certain.

Because God never forgets His covenant!

When John the Baptist was born, his father Zacharias was filled with the Holy Spirit and praised God.

Luke 1:72–73 declares:

“To perform the mercy promised to our fathers, And to remember His holy covenant, The oath which He swore to our father Abraham.”

What a magnificent declaration!

Centuries had passed since God made His promise to Abraham.

Yet God had not forgotten.

THE PASSING OF TIME NEVER CANCELS THE PROMISES OF GOD!

1. God Remembers His Covenant

Notice Zacharias’ words:

“To remember His holy covenant.”

Does this mean God had forgotten and suddenly remembered?

Absolutely not!

God never forgets anything.

In Scripture, when God remembers His covenant, it means He acts faithfully according to what He has promised.

Genesis 17:7 records God’s covenant with Abraham and his descendants.

“And I will establish My covenant between Me and you and your descendants after you in their generations, for an everlasting covenant, to be God to you and your descendants after you”.

God’s promises were not empty words.

They were expressions of His faithfulness.

What God promises, He will accomplish according to His perfect will.

2. God’s Covenant Points Toward Jesus Christ

God promised Abraham that through his offspring the nations would receive blessing.

Genesis 22:18 reveals this promise.

“In your seed all the nations of the earth shall be blessed, because you have obeyed My voice”.

Centuries later, the apostle Paul explained that its ultimate fulfillment is found in Jesus Christ.

Galatians 3:16 identifies Christ as the promised Seed.

Think about this!

The promise began with Abraham.

It continued through the history of Israel.

And at the appointed time, Jesus Christ was born.

The Child of Bethlehem was the fulfillment of God’s ancient promise!

3. God’s Faithfulness Reveals His Mercy

Zacharias declared that God would perform the mercy promised to the fathers.

Why is mercy important?

Because sinners cannot save themselves.

We need forgiveness.

We need redemption.

We need a Savior.

Ephesians 2:8 teaches that salvation is by grace through faith.

Jesus Christ came to accomplish what humanity could never accomplish through good works.

The manger reveals God’s faithfulness.

The cross reveals God’s mercy.

The resurrection reveals Christ’s victory.

Through Jesus Christ, God’s saving mercy is proclaimed to the nations.

4. God Will Keep His Promise Concerning Christ’s Return

Brothers and Sisters,

God kept His promise concerning the Messiah’s first coming.

And He will keep His promise concerning His return.

Jesus declared in John 14:3:

“I will come again and receive you to Myself…”

Our confidence is not based upon human predictions.

It rests upon the faithfulness of Jesus Christ.

The God who remembered His covenant with Abraham will never fail to fulfill His promises concerning His Son.

Therefore, we must remain faithful, holy, and ready.

Conclusion — Trust the God Who Keeps His Word

Brothers and Sisters,

Perhaps you are waiting for an answer to prayer.

Perhaps circumstances have tested your faith.

Remember what Zacharias declared.

GOD REMEMBERS HIS HOLY COVENANT!

His promises are trustworthy.

His mercy is everlasting.

His redemptive purpose cannot fail.

As we prepare for Christmas, remember:

GOD MADE THE PROMISE.

GOD REMEMBERED HIS COVENANT.

GOD SENT HIS SON.

CHRIST ACCOMPLISHED REDEMPTION.

AND THE KING IS COMING AGAIN!

Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Thank You for being the God who never forgets His covenant.

Thank You for fulfilling Your ancient promises through Jesus Christ, our Savior and King.

Forgive us for the times we have doubted Your faithfulness.

Strengthen our faith, teach us to trust Your Word, and help us remain obedient while awaiting Christ’s glorious return.

As we prepare for Christmas, fill our hearts with gratitude for Your mercy and everlasting faithfulness.

In the mighty name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, we pray.

Amen.

Next — Day 29, November 5: “Nothing Is Impossible with God” (Luke 1:37)

“Maranatha! Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”

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Bible Facts Of The Day, November 03, 2026 “THE KING IS COMING – DAY 27”

November 3rd, 2026

A 79-Day Journey from Promise to Bethlehem —

November 1–10 | God Is Working Even When Heaven Seems Silent

PART III — WAITING FOR THE PROMISE

DAY 27 — NOVEMBER 3, 2026

THE FULLNESS OF TIME

Galatians 4:4–5

At God’s appointed time, He sent His eternal Son, Jesus Christ, to redeem sinners and bring believers into His family.

Introduction — When God’s Promise Became Reality

Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

For centuries, Israel waited for the promised Messiah.

Generations passed. Kingdoms rose and fell. Yet God’s promise remained unchanged.

Then came the moment God had appointed.

Galatians 4:4–5 declares:

“But when the fullness of the time had come, God sent forth His Son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those who were under the law, that we might receive the adoption as sons.”

THE WAITING WAS OVER. THE SAVIOR HAD COME!

1. God’s Timing Is Always Perfect

Notice Paul’s words:

“When the fullness of the time had come…”

Jesus Christ did not arrive by accident.

His birth occurred according to God’s eternal plan.

The promises given to Abraham, David, and the prophets were being fulfilled.

Brothers and Sisters, God’s timing may not always match our expectations.

But His promises never fail.

GOD IS NEVER LATE IN FULFILLING HIS WORD!

2. God Sent His Eternal Son

Paul declares:

“God sent forth His Son.”

Jesus did not begin to exist in Bethlehem.

He is the eternal Son of God.

John 1:14 declares:

“And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us…”

The Creator entered His creation.

The Almighty came in humility.

The eternal Son became truly human without ceasing to be God.

THIS IS THE MIRACLE OF CHRISTMAS!

3. Jesus Came to Redeem Sinners

Why did God send His Son?

Paul answers:

“To redeem those who were under the law…”

Jesus was born under the law and obeyed the Father perfectly.

He lived without sin and willingly offered Himself as the sacrifice for sinners.

1 Peter 1:18–19 teaches that we are redeemed through the precious blood of Christ.

The Child born in Bethlehem came with a divine mission.

The manger points toward the cross.

The cross reveals the price of redemption.

The resurrection declares His victory!

4. We Become Children of God

Paul reveals another wonderful purpose:

“That we might receive the adoption as sons.”

Through faith in Jesus Christ, sinners are not only forgiven but welcomed into God’s family.

John 1:12 teaches that those who receive Christ are given the right to become children of God.

Think about this!

THE ETERNAL SON CAME SO THAT REDEEMED SINNERS COULD BECOME CHILDREN OF GOD!

What extraordinary love and grace!

Conclusion — The Appointed Time Has Come

Brothers and Sisters,

Christmas reminds us that God always fulfills His promises.

The promise was given.

The appointed time arrived.

The Son was born.

Redemption was accomplished.

And believers were welcomed into God’s family.

But our hope does not end with His first coming.

The Savior who came at the appointed time will return according to God’s perfect plan.

THE KING HAS COME, AND THE KING IS COMING AGAIN!

Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Thank You for sending Jesus Christ at the fullness of time.

Thank You for redeeming us through His precious blood and welcoming us into Your family.

Strengthen our faith, teach us to trust Your perfect timing, and help us live in holiness and obedience.

As we prepare for Christmas, fill our hearts with gratitude for Your wonderful gift of salvation.

In the mighty name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, we pray.

Amen.

Next — Day 28, November 4: “God Never Forgets His Covenant” (Luke 1:72–73)

“Maranatha! Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”

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Bible Facts Of The Day, November 02, 2026 “THE KING IS COMING – DAY 26”

November 2nd, 2026

A 79-Day Journey from Promise to Bethlehem —

November 1–10 | God Is Working Even When Heaven Seems Silent

PART III — WAITING FOR THE PROMISE

DAY 26 — NOVEMBER 2, 2026

GOD HAS AN APPOINTED TIME

Habakkuk 2:3

God accomplishes His purposes according to His perfect timing. Just as the promised Messiah came at the appointed time, Jesus Christ will return at the time established by the Father.

Introduction — God’s Timing Is Never Wrong

Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Yesterday, we learned the importance of waiting upon the Lord.

Today, we discover why we can wait with confidence.

Habakkuk 2:3 declares:

“For the vision is yet for an appointed time; But at the end it will speak, and it will not lie. Though it tarries, wait for it; Because it will surely come, It will not tarry.”

What a powerful declaration!

Habakkuk was troubled by the wickedness and injustice surrounding him. God assured the prophet that His revealed purposes would be fulfilled at the appointed time.

Although this passage originally concerns God’s message to Habakkuk, it teaches us an enduring truth about His faithfulness.

GOD IS NEVER EARLY, NEVER LATE, AND NEVER UNFAITHFUL TO HIS WORD!

1. God Has an Appointed Time

Notice the words:

“For the vision is yet for an appointed time.”

God’s purposes are not governed by human impatience.

We measure time by days, months, and years.

But God sees the beginning and the end.

Ecclesiastes 3:1 declares:

“To everything there is a season, A time for every purpose under heaven.”

Brothers and Sisters, waiting does not mean God has forgotten His promises.

What God has determined will come to pass according to His perfect wisdom.

2. God’s Promises Never Fail

Habakkuk declares:

“It will not lie.”

Human promises can be broken.

Earthly rulers can fail.

Circumstances can change.

But God remains faithful.

Numbers 23:19 reminds us that God does not lie as human beings do.

For centuries, Israel awaited the promised Messiah.

Generations passed, but God’s Word remained true.

The passing of time cannot cancel the promises of God!

3. Jesus Came at the Appointed Time

Consider the wonder of Christmas.

God promised a Savior through the prophets.

Then, at the appointed time, the eternal Son entered the world.

Galatians 4:4 declares:

“But when the fullness of the time had come, God sent forth His Son, born of a woman, born under the law.”

Not according to humanity’s timetable.

But according to God’s perfect plan!

Bethlehem was not an accident.

The incarnation was not an emergency response to sin.

God was fulfilling His eternal redemptive purpose through Jesus Christ.

The promised Savior came exactly when God intended.

4. The King Will Return at the Appointed Time

Brothers and Sisters,

The God who fulfilled His promise concerning Christ’s first coming will also fulfill His promise concerning His return.

Jesus declared in John 14:3 that He would come again and receive His people to Himself.

Yet Matthew 24:36 teaches that the day and hour are known to the Father.

We are not commanded to predict the date.

We are commanded to remain faithful and ready.

2 Peter 3:9 reminds us that the Lord is not slack concerning His promise but is patient, calling people to repentance.

The apparent delay is not evidence of God’s failure.

THE KING WILL RETURN AT THE TIME APPOINTED BY GOD!

Conclusion — Wait with Confidence

Brothers and Sisters,

Habakkuk teaches us to trust God’s Word even when fulfillment seems delayed.

And Christmas reminds us that God always keeps His promises.

The Savior was promised.

The appointed time arrived.

The Son was born in Bethlehem.

The Lamb died for our sins.

The risen Christ reigns forever.

And now we await His glorious return.

Do not allow impatience to weaken your faith.

Do not allow uncertainty to destroy your hope.

WAIT UPON THE LORD.

TRUST HIS WORD.

REMAIN FAITHFUL.

THE KING CAME AT THE APPOINTED TIME, AND THE KING IS COMING AGAIN!

Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Thank You that Your timing is perfect and Your promises never fail.

Forgive us for the times we have become impatient or doubted Your faithfulness.

Teach us to wait with confidence, walk in obedience, and trust Your sovereign wisdom.

As we prepare for Christmas, remind us that You sent Jesus Christ at the appointed time to accomplish our redemption.

Help us to remain faithful and ready for His glorious return.

In the mighty name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, we pray.

Amen.

Next — Day 27, November 3: “The Fullness of Time” (Galatians 4:4–5)

“Maranatha! Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”

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Bible Facts Of The Day, November 01, 2026 “THE KING IS COMING – DAY 25”

November 1st, 2026

A 79-Day Journey from Promise to Bethlehem —

PART III — WAITING FOR THE PROMISE

November 1–10 | God Is Working Even When Heaven Seems Silent

Day	Date	Theme	Scripture
25	Nov. 1	Waiting on the Lord	Isaiah 40:31
26	Nov. 2	God Has an Appointed Time	Habakkuk 2:3
27	Nov. 3	The Fullness of Time	Galatians 4:4–5
28	Nov. 4	God Never Forgets His Covenant	Luke 1:72–73
29	Nov. 5	Nothing Is Impossible with God	Luke 1:37
30	Nov. 6	Prepare the Way of the Lord	Isaiah 40:3
31	Nov. 7	John Will Prepare His Way	Luke 1:13–17
32	Nov. 8	The Dayspring from on High	Luke 1:76–79
33	Nov. 9	God Keeps His Word	Luke 1:20
34	Nov. 10	Your Prayer Has Been Heard	Luke 1:13

PART III — WAITING FOR THE PROMISE

DAY 25 — NOVEMBER 1, 2026

WAITING ON THE LORD

Isaiah 40:31

God’s promises are always fulfilled according to His perfect timing. Just as Israel waited for the promised Messiah, believers today must wait faithfully for the glorious return of Jesus Christ.

Introduction — When God Calls Us to Wait

Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Yesterday, we learned that the promised King would come in humility, bringing salvation to His people.

Today, we begin a new chapter in our Christmas journey:

WAITING FOR THE PROMISE.

For centuries, God’s people waited for the arrival of the Messiah.

Generations came and went. Kingdoms rose and fell. Yet God’s promise remained unchanged.

Isaiah 40:31 declares:

“But those who wait on the LORD Shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with wings like eagles, They shall run and not be weary, They shall walk and not faint.”

What a powerful promise!

WAITING ON GOD IS NEVER WASTED WHEN OUR TRUST IS IN HIM!

1. Waiting on the Lord Requires Faith

Waiting is not always easy.

We pray, but sometimes the answer does not come immediately.

We hope, but circumstances remain unchanged.

Yet biblical waiting is not passive resignation.

It is active trust in the faithfulness of God.

Psalm 27:14 declares:

“Wait on the LORD; Be of good courage, And He shall strengthen your heart.”

Brothers and Sisters, faith does not demand that God follow our timetable.

Faith trusts that God’s timing is wiser than our understanding.

Israel waited centuries for the Messiah, but God never forgot His promise.

2. God Renews the Strength of Those Who Wait

Isaiah promises that those who wait upon the Lord will renew their strength.

Notice that the passage does not promise a life without difficulties.

Instead, it promises divine strength to endure.

They shall mount up with wings like eagles.

They shall run and not be weary.

They shall walk and not faint.

God sustains His people through seasons of weakness, uncertainty, and hardship.

2 Corinthians 12:9 reminds us that God’s grace is sufficient and His strength is made perfect in weakness.

Our strength is limited.

BUT THE STRENGTH OF OUR GOD IS LIMITLESS!

3. God’s Promise Was Fulfilled in Bethlehem

For generations, the people of Israel awaited the promised Savior.

Then, at God’s appointed time, Jesus Christ entered the world.

Galatians 4:4 declares:

“But when the fullness of the time had come, God sent forth His Son…”

Not too early.

Not too late.

AT THE PERFECT TIME!

The Child born in Bethlehem was the fulfillment of God’s redemptive promise.

The waiting had not been meaningless.

God had been accomplishing His purposes throughout history.

The silence of waiting never meant the absence of God’s faithfulness.

4. Today, We Wait for the King’s Return

Brothers and Sisters,

The Old Testament believers looked forward to the Messiah’s first coming.

Today, believers look forward to His glorious return (Rapture).

Titus 2:13 describes our expectation as:

“Looking for the blessed hope and glorious appearing of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ.”

But waiting for Christ does not mean doing nothing.

We must remain faithful in prayer, holiness, worship, and service.

We must proclaim the Gospel.

We must live in readiness.

The Church is not called to wait in idleness, but in faithfulness!

Conclusion — Wait with Faith, Not Fear

Brothers and Sisters,

God kept His promise concerning the birth of Jesus Christ.

And He will keep His promise concerning His return.

Perhaps today you are waiting for an answer to prayer.

Perhaps you are walking through a difficult season.

Remember:

God has not forgotten you.

God has not abandoned His promises.

God’s timing is always perfect.

As we prepare for Christmas, let us learn from those who waited for the Messiah.

WAIT WITH FAITH.

WALK IN OBEDIENCE.

REMAIN STEADFAST IN HOPE.

THE PROMISED KING HAS COME, AND THE KING IS COMING AGAIN!

Closing Prayer

Heavenly Father,

Thank You for Your faithfulness and for fulfilling Your promise through Jesus Christ.

Forgive us for the times we have become impatient, discouraged, or doubtful while waiting upon You.

Renew our strength, increase our faith, and teach us to trust Your perfect timing.

Help us to remain faithful in prayer, holiness, and obedience as we await the glorious return of our Savior.

As we prepare for Christmas, remind us that You are the God who always keeps His promises.

In the mighty name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, we pray.

Amen.

Next — Day 26, November 2: “God Has an Appointed Time” (Habakkuk 2:3)

“Maranatha! Even so, come, Lord Jesus!”

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