"The Triumph of Faith"
Habakkuk 3:1-19
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Sunday, November 27, 2005
Sunday, November 20, 2005
Song by Matt and Chris
Here's Matt and Chris' rendition of DC Talk's "What If I Stumble," from the 13th.
Sunday Morning Message from November 20th, 2005
Click here for the audio file (.mp3). This week's message is 10.1MB and about 44 minutes long.
Recap of Habakkuk 2:6-20
1. God answers Habakkuk’s complaint (that the Babylonians would be used byGod to discipline God’s people) in two ways:
-in difficult times when God’s ways seem mysterious, the righteous must liveby faith
-the Babylonians would themselves receive God’s judgment and one day God’s glory will fill the whole earth
2. God launches five indictments (woes) against the Babylonians (and allwho live like them). Wiersbe characterizes them as “greed, selfishness,murder, drunkenness and lust, and idolatry.”
3. Each indictment illustrates the “sowing and reaping” principle ofScripture (Proverbs 22:8; Galatians 6:7). Each violation, each failurecarries the seeds of its own destruction. What a person or nation sows theywill also reap.
Recap of Habakkuk 2:6-20
1. God answers Habakkuk’s complaint (that the Babylonians would be used byGod to discipline God’s people) in two ways:
-in difficult times when God’s ways seem mysterious, the righteous must liveby faith
-the Babylonians would themselves receive God’s judgment and one day God’s glory will fill the whole earth
2. God launches five indictments (woes) against the Babylonians (and allwho live like them). Wiersbe characterizes them as “greed, selfishness,murder, drunkenness and lust, and idolatry.”
3. Each indictment illustrates the “sowing and reaping” principle ofScripture (Proverbs 22:8; Galatians 6:7). Each violation, each failurecarries the seeds of its own destruction. What a person or nation sows theywill also reap.
Sunday Morning Message from November 13th, 2005
Click here to download this week's message, which is 9.9 MB and 43 minutes long. Today's message is from Habakkuk 2:2-5.
Recap of Habakkuk 2:2-5
1. God replies to Habakkuk's second complaint: the Babylonians would be used to discipline God's people yet they themselves would be judged by God.
2. The revelation was to be written down so it could be preserved for the future and be disseminated, since its fulfillment was yet future.
3. Two paths in life are revealed:
-the path of the "puffed up," the path of self-sufficiency, pride, arrogance, which leads to self-destruction and death
-the path of faith, which leads to life, the abundant life of "security, protection, and fullness."
Recap of Habakkuk 2:2-5
1. God replies to Habakkuk's second complaint: the Babylonians would be used to discipline God's people yet they themselves would be judged by God.
2. The revelation was to be written down so it could be preserved for the future and be disseminated, since its fulfillment was yet future.
3. Two paths in life are revealed:
-the path of the "puffed up," the path of self-sufficiency, pride, arrogance, which leads to self-destruction and death
-the path of faith, which leads to life, the abundant life of "security, protection, and fullness."
Sunday, November 06, 2005
Sunday Morning Message from November 6th, 2005
"Getting God's Perspective" Part 2.
Habakkuk 1:12-2:20
Click here to download the MP3 file. It's 9.1MB and 39 min. long.
Habakkuk 1:12-2:20
Click here to download the MP3 file. It's 9.1MB and 39 min. long.
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