We will characterize faithfulness, show a counter to faithfulness, examine some cases of faithfulness and look at Christ’s faithfulness.

As we look at the word “servant”, we will examine the definition of the word “servant”, the different deities that people serve, the distinction of the Lord God and the design of Christ that we should all follow.

The last chapter of Habakkuk contains a call for revival, a commentary on God’s greatness and a commitment to faith.

Babylon is condemned for excessive greed, relying on wealth, violence and injustice, drunkenness and their idolatry.

Today we see that the unsaved person can’t sleep, is never satisfied and needs to submit to El Shaddai.

Habakkuk 2:4 is the key verse in this book and is one the most underrated and challenging verses in the Bible. It says that the righteous will live by faith.

God has the final answer to prayer and this answer is fixed, not false, and always fitting.

When it comes to prayer, believers worship God, sometimes wonder why God does what He does, worry about circumstances and wait for more answers.

While God DOES answer prayer, we may not believe, like or understand it at the time.

Go to God even when it feels like He doesn’t hear or help us, He isn’t fair and things are falling apart around us.