We kicked off Zion Songs with Psalms 1 & 2, showing us the main themes of the entire book: a declaration of two paths, an invitation to blessing, and the proclamation of Jesus.

We closed our study in Habakkuk this week by studying "The Song of Faithfulness," Habakkuk's prayerful response to God.

God has a sovereign plan for both the righteous and unrighteous, and calls the righteous to live by faith and walk in faithfulness.

This week, hearing God's response to Habakkuk, we learn how to find life in faithfulness.

This week, we learn how to be faithful watchman in a faithless generation.

The dialogue between God and Habakkuk continues as we learn about the faithful God who keeps all His promises.

This week's text shows us that when confronted with misplaced guilt and shame, God alone is our refuge and He alone can give us joy, hope, and freedom.

As we begin our study in the book of Habakkuk, the prophet teaches us how to lament faithfully.

The call to the church at all times is the stand firm in the true grace of God.

Coming to the end of his letter, Peter addresses one of his most repeated themes: suffering. This time, he addresses both the Christians response and God’s response to the suffering brought on by the onslaught of Satan.