Sermon
Pastor Cody Harlow · Streamed 5 months ago
Have you ever wondered if God is silent while the world seems to be falling apart?
In Habakkuk 1:5–11, God answers the prophet’s cry over violence, injustice, and corruption—not with comfort, but with a shocking revelation. God is not idle. He is actively moving history forward, even using wicked nations to accomplish His righteous purposes.
This sermon explores:
- Why God’s silence is often only apparent
- How God remains sovereign over nations, rulers, and history
- Why God’s methods sometimes shock His people
- How the Lord governs evil without ever sharing in its guilt
- Where true hope and refuge are found in times of cultural chaos
Habakkuk learns that God is not absent—He is working on a scale far bigger than personal pain or national decline. This truth calls believers to patient faith, humble repentance, and renewed confidence in Christ, who bore God’s wrath so sinners could be saved.
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