Habakkuk 3
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Sep 11, 2026
David SpenceGUEST
Hmm
Kevin CainHOST
... foundational joy, Habakkuk 3:17 through 19.
David SpenceGUEST
Wow.
Kevin CainHOST
Matter of fact, let, let me go to 16.
Joshua SelmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
of God.
Joshua SelmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
In Habakkuk chapter 3, when you read 3 and verse 4.
Joshua SelmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Are we together already? Habakkuk 3, 3 and 4.
Joshua SelmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
God came from Timan.
Joshua SelmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The holy one from Mount Paran.
Matthew AdamsHOST
You can feel downcast and still hoping God in the same breath the way that David does here.
Matthew AdamsHOST
Habakkuk goes even further under much worse circumstances.
Matthew AdamsHOST
Though the fig tree should not blossom, nor fruit be on the vines, the flock be cut off from the fold, and there be no herd the stalls yet I will rejoice in the Lord I will take joy in the God of my salvation that was Habakkuk chapter 3 verse 17 through 18 every circumstance he lists is a total loss yet he rejoices anyway not because he feels like it but because his faith was never built on his feelings holding steady let your soul feel what it feels And then remind it who God still is.
Matthew AdamsHOST
Daily actions.
Matthew AdamsHOST
Write down what your soul has been telling you this week.
Matthew AdamsHOST
Teach me to speak to my own soul the way David did.
Matthew AdamsHOST
Hoping in you, even while it is downcast.
Matthew AdamsHOST
My Habakkuk, let me rejoice in you.
speaker_0HOST
Attested in Ugaritic texts, Egyptian inscriptions, Phoenician sources.
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In Habakkuk 3, Resheph walks at Yahweh's feet as pestilence personified.
speaker_0HOST
The poet borrowed the name of a pagan death god and assigned his destructive power to love's fire, and then put Yahweh's name on the end of it.
speaker_0HOST
This is not a metaphor for warm feelings.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
When God's power is made manifest in the midst of his people and across the earth, we refer to it as the hand of God.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
In Habakkuk chapter 3, when you read 3 and verse 4.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
Are we together already? Habakkuk 3, 3 and 4.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
God came from Timon.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
The holy one from Mount Paran.
JohannaHOST
That was Genesis 21, 9-12.
JohannaHOST
Today's portion from the prophets is Habakkuk 3.
JohannaHOST
The Prayer of Habakkuk the Prophet as a Passionate Song Lord, I have heard the report about you, and I have come to fear.
JohannaHOST
Lord, revive your work throughout the years.
JohannaHOST
Throughout the years make it known.
JohannaHOST
The Lord, my Lord, is my strength.
JohannaHOST
He has made my feet like a deer's and will make me walk on my high places." for the choir director on my stringed instruments.
JohannaHOST
That was Habakkuk 3.
speaker_0HOST
Even in your anger, Lord, you will remember compassion.
speaker_0HOST
Habakkuk 3 O Lord, I have heard your renown, and feared, O Lord, your work.
speaker_0HOST
In the course of the years, revive it.
speaker_0HOST
In the course of the years, make it known.
Gerald FlurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'm not asking you to believe anything that you can't prove.
Gerald FlurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Habakkuk 3 and verse 2 says, O LORD, revive thy work in the midst of the years, in the midst of the years make known in wrath, remember mercy.
Gerald FlurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
See, we're right in the middle of everything, and there is a crisis in the middle of our work.
Gerald FlurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And we believe you can prove every bit of it.
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The Bible is filled with these paradoxes.
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Isaiah 45 says God is wrathful, but Habakkuk 3 says he's merciful.
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The New Testament refers to Jesus as the Lamb of God and the Lion of Judah.
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Hell is described as both a fiery lake and a place of darkness.
David WhitakerHOST
Feet are also symbolic of one's ability to stand in righteousness.
David WhitakerHOST
Here's what Habakkuk 3 and 19 says.
David WhitakerHOST
The Lord God is my strength, and he will make my feet like the deer's feet.
David WhitakerHOST
He will make me walk on my high hills.
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