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Habakkuk had to deal with the news that God was going to work in a way that not only seemed unfair, but unethical. He had lessons to learn about how God works - and so do we.
Virtue: In our closest relationships, we live out virtue by actively prioritizing our time with them.
Knowledge: In our closest relationships, we live out growing knowledge by actively sharing how we’re growing in Christ with each other.
Self-Control: In our closest relationships we live out self-control by not doing what the flesh wants and what the Spirit wants.
Perseverance: In our closest relationships, we should be persevering even when it’s challenging or hard.
Godliness: In our closest relationships, there should be a natural openness to reflect on Christ and be communicative about him.
BrotherlyKindness: In our closest relationships, we should be more tolerant of loved ones and our graciousness towards them.
Love: In our closest relationships, we should be sacrificing what we want for what others wants.
He Leads, He Restores, He Comforts, He Disciplines, He Vindicates, He Preserves
We believe God is active and working
· We believe God is aware of our cultural issues and is moving it towards His plan
· We believe God is desiring for all people to be saved and come to a knowledge of Him
Three Responses to God's Wisdom:
1. Pray for God’s wisdom when you’re going through difficulty (Jam. 1:2-5)
2. Trust in God’s wisdom when you’re waiting (Psa. 106:13)
3. Give thanks for God’s wisdom when we’re doubting (1 Cor. 1:25-26)
(1) God is unchangeable in his BEING
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