Habakkuk 3 inspires a sense of awe in our hearts before our Almighty God. This awe leads us to a deep, abiding trust in Him, regardless of our circumstances.

In the face of injustice, God calls us to a faith that saves, waits, and endures. "The righteous shall live by faith."

God often works in ways that don't make sense to us. Can you trust Him through it?

As you consider the end of our life and end of the world, what is your heart response? Jesus urges us to not be terrified, because through him, our destiny is secure.

Jesus proved he is the all-wise King with all authority, and His heart is drawn to the humble. What kind of people are you drawn toward?

Knowing the heart of the king will transform the stewardship of our time, talent, treasure, and the gospel.

The blind man was healed and immediately started following Jesus. How can you follow Jesus more closely this week?

To enter the Kingdom of God one must come to the cross with a humble heart like the tax collector, a dependent heart like the little children, and a surrendered heart like Peter and the disciples.

The King is returning, and He's bringing justice. Keep praying and don't lose heart!

As we heard from Curt, if we do NOT want to follow Jesus, we can Tempt the Little Ones, Don't Forgive, Don't have Faith, and Don't be Thankful. Rather, we can be Kingdom people by growing in love for the littles, forgiveness, faith, and thankfulness.