Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Fake vs Real
Knock off vs Real
Knock off gets you by....but most of the time its not fulfilling.
Do you have knock off spirituality?
I love Habakkuk because he asks the hard questions.
He’s open with God and asks the questions about God not because he’s been told to ask but because he has a relationship with God and he’s trying to understand him.
Habakkuk Questions God
God’s Answer
He tells Habakkuk that he will punish wicked Judah by using the Babylonians
Thus, God’s reply to Habakkuk is one of assurance.
He is already dealing with Judah’s sin but the full realization of his activity will come in God’s own appointed time and way, however incredible his plan might seem to Habakkuk.
God’s Answer is not what Habbakuk Wants
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