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.
When injustice strikes, we cry out to God, and we’re disappointed when we don’t see immediate judgment and proof that He is truly in control. This Sunday, Rev. Jared Co explains how the deepest cry of doubt can only be quieted by an encounter with God Himself. Let His eternal presence be our deepest desire.
It’s too easy to become discouraged when life feels fleeting and futile. This Sunday, Ptr. Renz Raquion shows us through Psalm 39 that being honest with God about our weaknesses and sins will lead us to hope in Christ. Let us walk this road not as a people who are stranded or lost, but as sojourners on our way home.
