The Messiah We Expected — and the Saviour We Were Given (Isaiah & Luke 2)
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The Messiah We Expected — and the Saviour We Were Given (Isaiah & Luke 2)
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In this message, we explore the deep expectations surrounding the Messiah through the words of Isaiah and their fulfilment in Luke 2. Spoken into a time of political unrest, moral decline, and national oppression, Isaiah’s prophecy shaped Israel’s longing for a leader — a warrior king, a religious reformer, and a personal guide who would restore peace and righteousness.
Yet when Jesus came, he did not fulfil those expectations in the way many hoped. Instead of overthrowing empires, he came to rescue hearts. Rather than bringing political peace, he offered a deeper, lasting peace — peace with God.
This talk unpacks the rich titles of Isaiah’s prophecy — Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace — and shows how they find their true meaning in Jesus Christ. From his birth to the cross, and ultimately to the promise of his return, we see that God’s plan was always bigger, deeper, and more eternal than human expectation.
As the world continues to wrestle with chaos and brokenness, this message reminds us of our living hope: Jesus has saved us from our sins, is preparing a future where all things will be made new, and will one day return as the King who reigns forever.