The book of Habakkuk ends with the prophet trembling, yet accepting the tribulation the Lord is going to bring on his people through an invading enemy nation. He goes so far as to say that even if the fig tree does not blossom, even if the vines fail to bear fruit, even if the livestock runs away, still he will rejoice in the Lord. How did Habakkuk find the strength to say this in the midst of such troubling circumstances? And how can we? Join us this Sunday to find out as we conclude our series on the book of Habakkuk.