Show Notes
God's promises never fail. The genealogy of Jesus reveals centuries of divine faithfulness leading to the Savior of the world. Explore how this often-overlooked passage strengthens your confidence in Scripture, deepens your understanding of God's redemptive plan, and encourages you to live in the freedom and victory found in Christ.
Scriptures covered: John 1:17-18, Matthew 1:1-17, Luke 3:23-38
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