As human beings, it's in our nature to build our lives. The question is whether we are building our lives on faith in God and trust in his Word, or on something else that will not last.

As we take a look at God's pronouncement of woe on the Babylonians, we find not just an assurance of future justice, but a warning against forsaking God to find contentment in the things of this world.

So often our first response as humans is to hide or cover up our weakness. But Paul helps us understand that weakness can be used by God for great good in the lives of his people.

We've all had situations when we've felt the burden of waiting for something we've always wanted - something that seems so good. What does God have for us then? Habakkuk's vision helps us know what to do when life doesn't adhere to our schedule.

You know God can't be wrong, but sometimes it feels that way. When what happens in your life doesn't make sense, God's Word calls us to trust.

What happens when God's wonderful plan for your life isn't the same as yours, and doesn't even seem very wonderful? Learn how God always has something better in store for his people.

If you've ever felt the need to speak to the person in charge, then this sermon is for you. Learn how Habakkuk teaches us to lament to God and deepen our dependence upon Him.

Blaise Pascal once said, "All men seek happiness. This is without exception." But we live in a world where happy people seem few and far between. Find out how the book of Habakkuk asks the hard questions and finds answers from God himself!

There are two ways to live, one that leads to life, and one that leads to death. We choose life is by knowing God's Word, doing God's Word, and sharing God's Word with others.

Christmas is over, but we still look forward to the coming of Jesus. Discover how the Apostle Peter encouraged the church to faithfully watch and wait for our savior.