This week we explore a fascinating conversation that Habbakuk has with God, that centers on a question that is familiar to most of us. “God, where are you? I thought you loved us?” The dialogue is at times, uncomfortably candid, and there is much to explore on how we build faith and hope through difficult circumstances. The book is three chapters and I’d encourage you to read it before Sunday
Habakkuk
Message & Study Guide
April 3, 2022 • Luke Hildebrand
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