God’s work often begins in quiet defiance of expectation.

John’s name, chosen by God, breaks with tradition to signal a new story unfolding.

Obedience sometimes means going against what others assume is right.

Zechariah’s restored voice is not for protest, but praise—born from silence and trust.

Joy shared in community deepens faith and awakens wonder.

“What will this child turn out to be?” is not just a question for John, but for each of us.

God’s hand shapes lives long before they are fully understood.

Spiritual maturity often begins in the wilderness, not the spotlight.

Treasuring God’s mysteries in our hearts, prepares us to witness their unfolding.

Isaiah 49:1-6. Acts 13:22-26. Luke 1:57-66,​80.