What do you do when your world is full of pain, and it seems like God is doing nothing about it? That’s really the main question of Habakkuk. We’ll be studying this book together for the next 8 weeks and each week we’ll ask the question: In the midst of sorrow—how can we find joy. This is the 4th week of our series.
Listen to the sermon audio here:
Sermon Manuscript: Habakkuk 2:2-5 “The Righteous Shall Live By Faith”
I’m inviting you to join me for a 30 Day New Testament Reading Plan. Beginning Thursday, November 1st I’ll be reading the passages in this plan as a way to quickly work my way through the New Testament. It’s an intense reading schedule(around 8 chapters a day), but I’ve found much spiritual benefit from it. Below you’ll find the both the plan as well as a link to a Reading Plan in the Logos Bible software. Feel free to join the Logos group for Lake Wylie Baptist to access the plan and import it into Logos and your personal calendar.
Link to Plan in Logos Lake Wylie Baptist Group
Let me know if you plan on joining me!
What do you do when your world is full of pain, and it seems like God is doing nothing about it? That’s really the main question of Habakkuk. We’ll be studying this book together for the next 8 weeks and each week we’ll ask the question: In the midst of sorrow—how can we find joy?
In the second installment of this series we see that God’s response to Habakkuk’s complaint is utterly unexpected, and yet, it points to our hope in Christ.
Listen to the sermon audio here:
Read the sermon manuscript here:
What do you do when your world is full of pain, and it seems like God is doing nothing about it? That’s really the main question of Habakkuk. We’ll be studying this book together for the next 8 weeks and each week we’ll ask the question: In the midst of sorrow—how can we find joy?
In this first installment, we examine Habakkuk’s initial complaint to God. The nation has abandoned God’s law and God seems to be doing nothing about it.
Listen to the sermon audio here:
Read the sermon manuscript here:
For the past month Lake Wylie Baptist Church has been in a sermon series titled Faith and Politics. This sermon sought to apply Paul’s instruction on Christian Conscience to how we think about politics in the church.
For the last 4 weeks, Lake Wylie Baptist has been in a sermon series called Faith and Politics. This sermon sought to outline how the broad categories of Biblical Theology apply to how we think about politics and our civic life: