Yet I Will Rejoice
From The Applied Word · 00:12:37
Show by Justin McFadden
S1E30 — Yet I Will Rejoice: What do you do when God answers you but the answer leaves you with an even bigger question?Habakkuk begins by looking at the violence, injustice, and corruption in Judah and asking God how long it will continue. God answers, but not in the way Habakkuk expects. Babylon is coming. That answer forces Habakkuk to wrestle with a harder question: how can a holy God use a nation even more wicked than Judah?In this episode, we follow Habakkuk from complaint to trust and from uncertainty to worship.Habakkuk shows us that honest questions do not have to push us away from God.Habakkuk 2:4 reminds us that “the righteous will live by faith.”Babylon may look powerful, but it will not have the last word.Habakkuk 3 shows us what faith looks like when circumstances have not yet improved.T he “Hope” Test:Write your own “though… yet I will…” sentence this week. Name what is still unresolved, then name how you will respond faithfully before the situation changes.Scripture: Habakkuk 1–3, especially Habakkuk 2:4, 2:14, and 3:17–19. Scripture quotations are from the BSB.Follow The Applied Word and share this episode with a man who may need this reminder this week.Sharpening the man through the Message.
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