Chestnut Mountain Church

As Habakkuk 3 begins, we see that Habakkuk is beginning to see God through a different lens. From Habakkuk 1 to Habakkuk 3, we see the progression of how Habakkuk has changed the way he prays and his perspective of God. In chapter 1, Habakkuk prays that God isn't hearing him to praying to God that he will position himself differently to hear from God in chapter 2. Finally in chapter 3, Habakku...

As we continue in Habakkuk 2, we see that God answer Habakkuk as Habakkuk has positioned himself in a position to hear from God. God tells Habakkuk about what He sees and what could be stumbling blocks for people. We see that true satisfaction only comes through Him and not fulfilling the satisfaction of our flesh through worldly things. Jesus is the only one that will set you free. Listen to this...

As we continue in Habakkuk 2, we see that God answer Habakkuk as Habakkuk has positioned himself in a position to hear from God. God tells Habakkuk to record what He is saying on the tablets so that the one who reads it may run. While we are in this season of waiting for His return, it does not mean that we sit around to only wait for Him. We should turn our walking into running during the waiting...

In Habakkuk 2, we see Habakkuk enter into this time of watching and waiting for God. We see his first sign of surrender to God. In Habakkuk 2:1, he declares that he will stand on his guardpost. God has given us all a guardpost to watch over. However, are we willing to rise above the chaos of this world? Can the world see the difference between us and the lost? Listen to this full message of standi...

In verses 1-4 of Habakkuk 1, we were able to see the imporance of having a confidence and ability to be honest with God and pray with emotion. As we continue in Habakkuk 1, we see that God answered Habakkuk even when Habakkuk was emotional and honest with God. In the rest of chapter 1, we see the God is always listening and what it means to truly seek what God wants instead of only seeking for our...

When we start to read Habakkuk's story, we see him begin by complaining and questioning God. In the first four verses of the first chapter of Habakkuk, he begins questioning God calmly and then gets angry with God as his conversation continues. In the midst of us feeling like God isn't there or He isn't listening, God wants us to talk with Him and be honest with Him, even if that means...