Habakkuk's prophecy occurs shortly before the Babylonian invasion of Judah in 605 BC. The oracle begins with Habakkuk in great distress. The prophet is reeling from unanswered prayer and deep perplexity about how the Lord could use a very evil nation to discipline His covenant people. The remainder of the book (chapters 2-3) reveals God's ultimate plan so that by the end of the prophecy, Habakkuk experiences a great reorientation of his faith. The book ends with Habakkuk in complete surrender to the will of God- no matter what happens in life. There are many practical applications we will explore in this 4-week series.

We want to see what God is doing. We need to see who God is.

Romans 13:11-14

As Christians, if being right ever becomes more important than being righteous, then we can be absolutely certain we have a form of blindness that only Jesus Christ can and must heal: if we are to live with honest gospel purpose.

Ephesians 1:15-19

Dan Roeber and Heather Terhune summarize season 2 and chat about their favorite books lately!

Dan Roeber and Heather Terhune chat about their main takeaways from the book of Acts.

Dan Roeber and Heather Terhune host a special Q&A episode on the book of Acts.

Dan Roeber chats with Mike Shockey on how to pursue truth in our Christian lives.

Dan Roeber chats with Mike Shockey on why Biblical truths are important in our Christian lives and why we should value truth.