Yet I will Rejoice
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· 8 viewsThis story in Habukkuk paralells our current state in America But the prophets hope was in God's sovereignty over all.
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Opening
Opening
Welcome
Thank you
Announcements
Prayer
Praise and Worship with Travis Hickerson
Praise and Worship with Travis Hickerson
Pleading Our Case
Pleading Our Case
The problem as God gave Habakkuk to see it:
God, how long do I have to cry out for help
before you listen?
How many times do I have to yell, “Help! Murder! Police!”
before you come to the rescue?
Why do you force me to look at evil,
stare trouble in the face day after day?
Anarchy and violence break out,
quarrels and fights all over the place.
Law and order fall to pieces.
Justice is a joke.
The wicked have the righteous hamstrung
and stand justice on its head.
Habakkuk had brought his case
Habakkuk had brought his case
God’s Response
God’s Response
God responded telling Habakkuk that captivity was coming the story was frightening
Habakkuk Responds
Habakkuk Responds
Are You not from everlasting,
O Lord my God, my Holy One? We will not die.
O Lord, You have appointed them for judgment;
and You, O Rock, have established them for correction.
Finally Habakkuk asses the graveness of the hour and says in verse 18 of Chapter 3
Finally Habakkuk asses the graveness of the hour and says in verse 18 of Chapter 3
yet I will rejoice in the Lord;
I will exult in the God of my salvation.
