That By All Means I Might Save Some

Yet I Will

Series: Habakkuk — Preacher: Jared Huntley — When hard times come, there's a temptation to despair and grumble. But Habakkuk 3 calls us to a different response: rejoice in the Lord and wait patiently for His salvation. We do that by asking God for present grace, remembering His past grace, and trusting His future grace.

The Good News of God’s Coming Judgment

Series: Habakkuk — Preacher: Jared Huntley — When evil seems to prosper and injustice goes unanswered, it's easy to wonder where God is. Habakkuk reminds us that the righteous live by faith, waiting with confidence for the day when Jesus will judge the wicked, make all things new, and fill the earth with His glory.

Enduring Affliction

Series: 1 Thessalonians — Preacher: Caleb Friske — Life in a sin-cursed world is full of hardship. In 1 Thessalonians 2:13-3:5, Paul encourages his readers to endure in their faith, especially through suffering, sorrow, and temptation.

Trusting God Through Perplexing Pain

Series: Habakkuk — Preacher: Jared Huntley — This week in Habakkuk 1:12–2:5, we wrestle with one of life's hardest questions: How do we trust God when His ways don't make sense? As Habakkuk struggles to understand God's perplexing plan, we are reminded that the righteous live by faith—trusting that God is good, sovereign, and working for our salvation even in the midst of painful and confusing circumstances.

Look And Be Astonished

Series: Habakkuk — Preacher: Jared Huntley — Habakkuk 1:1-11 addresses a common question. Why does it sometimes seem like God isn’t doing anything about evil & injustice? Like Habakkuk, we too wonder why God seems silent in the face of injustice and evil. This passage calls us to be astonished at God’s sovereign plan to righteously judge the wicked.