Some believe in God, but don’t act on that believe at all. Others make a commitment to do life with God, but don’t go all in. Our experience of God, though is shaped by how much we trust him. Habakkuk 3.17-19 is one of the most trust-filled passages in all the Bible!

Our nation is going through an extraordinarily troubled time. God’s judgments on Babylon in Habakkuk 2 seem eerily pertinent. And the hope God reveals in that same chapter is the same hope we desperately need!

Sometimes as Jesus-followers we have to “wait on God.” What does that mean? And do you know the difference between just waiting impatiently, and waiting faithfully?

Where is God? It’s a question asked by young kids wanting to know where God lives…and by adults who feel like God doesn’t exist. If God is here, why did ____ happen? This new series in the seldom opened book of Habakkuk may help us.

Last week we talked about our earthly mothers - the ones who brought us into the world and those who raised us. This week, we’re talking about the mother who birthed us and raised us in our spiritual lives - the Church.

We all have moms. Everyone was born to a biological mother who was either a good mom, bad mom, mom who wasn’t there or something in between. And some of us have been blessed with non-bio moms who have been rich blessings in our lives. No matter where our moms fall on the spectrum - we’re called to love and honor our moms.

What’s your life story? It may have a pleasant beginning or it might’ve started out pretty rough. In the middle, it probably has some high points, surely some low points. But what will the rest of your story hold? As long as you’re alive, there’s still more to your story.

Have you ever felt like you needed to get out of a hole? Maybe you feel stuck in life or you might feel like you’re stuck in a self destructive cycle. No matter what hole you’re in, or how you got there, God can help you out.

Are you tired and worn out? Has your spiritual passion faded and been replaced by depression or sadness? Does it feel like your spiritual heart is broken? God can help turn that heartbreak into heartburn.

When asked for a sign to prove himself, Jesus tells them the only sign he will give them is the “sign of Jonah.” We will explore what that sign is all about – the resurrection itself, the transformation of those who respond, and the amazing substitutionary love of our God.