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Understanding Habakkuk's Lessons on Faith

Apr 11, 2025

Habakkuk Study Videos by Dannah Gresh

Overview

  • Focus: Learning to believe in God's goodness and sovereignty amidst evil and tragedy.
  • Purpose: Understand how to communicate with God during challenging times.
  • Format: Six-week study for personal or group use.
  • Supplement: Weekly videos (25-30 mins) to enhance discussions.
  • Resource: Available group conversation guide.

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Promotional Video

  • Purpose: Promote small group video series.
  • Context: Related to "And the Bride Wore White: Seven Secrets to Sexual Purity", highlighting Dannah Gresh’s influence.
  • Format: 8-session video curriculum with talk-show style panel and biblical teaching.

Weekly Breakdown

Week 1: Why Study Habakkuk?

  • Theme: Addressing frustration with God amid a broken world.
  • Context: Recorded during the 2020 pandemic, reflecting timely struggles.
  • Objective: Learn to communicate with God when feeling frustrated.

Week 2: Why Does God Seem Silent?

  • Analogy: Feeling homesick symbolizes the longing for God's presence.
  • Key Idea: Understand the deep yearning and how to interpret God's silence.

Week 3: Is it OK to Question God?

  • Questions: Why God? When will you act? Are you there?
  • Message: Habakkuk’s questioning serves as a biblical example of wrestling with God.
  • Guidance: Learn the right and wrong ways to question God.

Week 4: Why is it Hard to Hear God When Hurting?

  • Issue: God's silence during painful times.
  • Advice: Importance of listening rather than speaking too much.
  • Technique: Learn ways to position oneself to hear God.

Week 5: What’s the Right Kind of Fear?

  • Observation: Hidden pride in avoiding help or being shy.
  • Teaching: Identifying five pride characteristics from Habakkuk's conversations.
  • Point: God opposes the proud but favors the humble.

Week 6: Amazed! Amazed!

  • Desire: Wanting miraculous stories.
  • Challenge: Willingness to endure trials for the eventual gifts.
  • Exploration: Link between Habakkuk’s prophecies and their fulfillment in Daniel.