Scripture Fulfilled

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When Jesus stood in the synagogue and read from Isaiah, He declared that the long‑awaited promise had come true in Him. The Spirit of the Lord was upon Him to bring good news, freedom, and healing. From the Sermon on the Mount to His promise of the Spirit, Scripture shows us that God’s Word is not distant history but living truth, fulfilled in Christ and still shaping our lives today. Join us as Pastor Kenny leads us through these passages to see how the fulfillment of Scripture brings hope, power, and purpose for God’s people. Scriptures Luke 4:14-21 Isaiah 61:1-3 John 14:15-27 Matthew 5:1-14

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