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Faith That is Tested, Part One
| date | November 13, 1983 |
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| scripture | Habakkuk 1:1-4 |
| type | Sermon |
| id | 1007 |
Like the Old Testament prophet Habakkuk, many of us have called out “How long, O Lord, must I call for help, but you do not listen?” The world is filled with pain, suffering and evil. If God is good and almighty, why does He allow bad things to happen? How do we reconcile what we believe about God and what is happening in the world around us?
How Long and Why?
| date | May 4, 2008 |
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| scripture | Habakkuk 1:1 |
| type | Sermon |
| id | 2627 |
In this message Alistair Begg begins a study in the book of Habakkuk. The author of this prophetic book asked some very hard questions, and we’ll listen in and struggle along with Habakkuk.
Faith That is Tested, Part Two
| date | November 20, 1983 |
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| scripture | Habakkuk 1:5-2:1 |
| type | Sermon |
| id | 1008 |
Look and Be Amazed!
| date | May 12, 2008 |
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| scripture | Habakkuk 1:5 |
| type | Sermon |
| id | 2629 |
No generation escapes injustice or outbreaks of violence. In every era, victims have cried out to God for mercy, pleading with Him to take action against the wicked. Alistair Begg points to the tough issues raised by an Old Testament prophet with striking similarities to the global tension in our own generation.
Faith That is Taught
| date | November 27, 1983 |
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| scripture | Habakkuk 2:1-20 |
| type | Sermon |
| id | 1009 |
Let All the Earth Be Silent
| date | May 18, 2008 |
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| scripture | Habakkuk 2:2 |
| type | Sermon |
| id | 2634 |
Have you ever asked God why there is suffering and injustice in the world? The Old Testament prophet, Habakkuk, did just that. Living some 600 years before the birth of Christ, Habakkuk looked on the evil and disobedience of Israel and asked God two questions: why did God tolerate evil and how long would it continue unpunished? God's answer to Habakkuk shocked the prophet: God would punish His people's sin by using pagan Babylon—a nation more evil than the Israelites—to destroy and take Israel captive. God's unexpected and mighty response moved the prophet to awe. As we face our own ...
Faith That is Triumphant
| date | December 4, 1983 |
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| scripture | Habakkuk 3:1-19 |
| type | Sermon |
| id | 1010 |
I Will Rejoice!
| date | June 1, 2008 |
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| scripture | Habakkuk 3:1 |
| type | Sermon |
| id | 2636 |
Have you ever asked God why there is suffering and injustice in the world? The Old Testament prophet, Habakkuk, did just that. Living some 600 years before the birth of Christ, Habakkuk looked on the evil and disobedience of Israel and asked God two questions: why did God tolerate evil and how long would it continue unpunished? God's answer to Habakkuk shocked the prophet: God would punish His people's sin by using pagan Babylon—a nation more evil than the Israelites—to destroy and take Israel captive. God's unexpected and mighty response moved the prophet to awe. As we face our own ...
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