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  When God Doesn’t: The Book of Habakkuk

  In this four-week series, Habakkuk begins by complaining and questioning God, who seems silent and unconcerned for his people. Yet, as God reveals his divine work, Habakkuk must let go off his own expectations and wait patiently for God to fulfill his divine purposes in his timing and ways. In the end, Habakkuk’s complaint gives away to a beautiful trust in God that is not based upon the prophet’s circumstances.

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    Week 1

    Habakkuk pours out his heart in a complaint to God, questioning him as why he appears to be silent and uncaring toward the situation.
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    Week 2

    Habakkuk is disappointed that God does not seem to be answering his prayers; but God’s response indicates that, unbeknownst to the prophet, he has already begun answering them, though not according to Habakkuk’s expectations.
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    Week 3

    God is always at work, and while his work might seem slow to us, God will, in his own time and own ways, fulfill his Word.
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    Week 4

    Even among suffering and loss, Habakkuk has learned that he can trust God, and with that trust comes great joy—not in circumstances but in God himself.
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