God showed Habakkuk what He would do, yet the prophet still had to wait to see it unfold. This Sunday, Rev. Jared Co reminds us that God gives us a promise so we can wait by faith: a promise that evil will be judged, and that the righteous will live. Let us hold on to His word while we wait.
Ipinahayag ng Diyos kay Habakkuk na kahit gagamitin Niya ang Babilonya para sa Kanyang mga plano, pananagutin pa rin Niya sila sa kanilang masasamang gawain. Ngayong Linggo, ipinaaalala sa atin ni Rev. Michael Cariño na ang Diyos ay matuwid, may ganap na kapangyarihan, at tutuparin Niya ang Kanyang ipinangako. Nananatili Siyang makatarungan at hawak Niya ang kinabukasan.
Habakkuk was confused by God’s decision to use a more wicked nation to judge Judah’s sins. This Sunday, Rev. Jeremiah Cheung reminds us that holding fast to God can be challenging if we don’t understand His attributes. The deeper our knowledge of God, the easier it becomes to trust His word.
God answered Habakkuk’s cry for justice, but not in the way he wanted. This Sunday, Pastor Nathan Tee encourages us to hold steady and wait on God, especially when His answers come in unexpected forms. By surrendering our will to Him, we are able to respond in worship, recognizing that His ways and timing are always greater than our own.
