God seldom explains our suffering, but He does reveal Himself. This Sunday, Ptr. Isaac Cheung shows us how a fresh vision of God’s greatness and character puts our pain in perspective, so we can respond in faith because of His promises. Like Habakkuk, let us wait on the Lord and meet our suffering with a song.

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.

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.

With corruption and violence surrounding us, it’s easy to grow frustrated with God and approach Him with complaints, especially when He seems silent and indifferent to our prayers. This Sunday, Rev. Jared Co assures us that we can have hard conversations with God boldly and persistently because He truly understands us.