Habakkuk’s testimony reminds us that we should always speak to God when we are in despair. Let us never lose faith in our faithful God no matter how hard things might be. Instead, we should reinforce our faith by telling him our complaints and concerns.
In contrast to the Lord Jesus Christ, we, are sinners and as a result, are destined to spend eternity experiencing the wrath of God. If we believe that he died for our sins our destiny changes – we receive eternal life.
Believers in the Lord Jesus Christ have the wonderful blessing of experiencing and benefiting from the presence of God regardless of the circumstances they are in.
This occasion shows us that when we are feeling afflicted, targeted and fearful, the best course of action is to seek the Lord! We enter into a realm where He has complete authority. It also shows us that our Lord will come to us, no matter how much doubt we may have.
This occasion shows us that when we are feeling afflicted, targeted and fearful, the best course of action is to seek the Lord! When we do we enter into a realm where He has complete authority giving us peace and gladness.
In times of stress and hardship, we may not feel his presence – but he is there and at precisely the right moment he will reassure and comfort us by showing us that he has been there the whole time.
Perhaps the greatest blessing we have when see the Lord as Isaiah did is that we will be in awe of Him while simultaneously being reminded of our unworthiness, leading us to consider his indescribable love, grace and mercy.
The peace that Jesus gives is greater than anything in this world. It is a peace that can only be described as surpassing all understanding.
While we wait for that day, we have the wonderful privilege of learning more about the amazing person with whom we will spend eternity…The more we learn about him, the more we will realise that our final destiny is to be with someone who is too wonderful to comprehend.
And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28