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Today on the podcast we reflect on the hubris of assuming we have all the answers and know exactly how everything should be. Habakkuk makes a solid reference point. His initial reaction to God's plan for intervention is rejection: No thanks, God, we're good how we are. By the end of Habakkuk's three chapters, he's still not happy. He's not "on-board." But he is willing to hope anyway.
By Henry Holub5
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Today on the podcast we reflect on the hubris of assuming we have all the answers and know exactly how everything should be. Habakkuk makes a solid reference point. His initial reaction to God's plan for intervention is rejection: No thanks, God, we're good how we are. By the end of Habakkuk's three chapters, he's still not happy. He's not "on-board." But he is willing to hope anyway.