Habakkuk: Remembering God's Faithfulness When He Seems Silent Dannah Gresh

Are you frustrated with God? Sometimes the world is so broken, it’s hard to believe that a good God could possibly govern the hearts of men. The book of Habakkuk is about learning to believe that God is good and maintains control even when there is so much evil and tragedy in the world around

Have you ever been homesick? Maybe you cried your way through nights when you were away at camp for the first time? Or perhaps you would have done almost anything for a home-cooked meal made by your mom or a hug from your dad when you were in college? It’s possible you’ve ached to hold

Have you ever asked questions like this: Why GOD!? When are you going to DO something? Are you even there!? The prophet Habakkuk asked questions like this on the backdrop of a world that was full of terrible evil. The presence of His book in the Bible is our permission slip to wrestle with God

During painful times, many people lament the seeming absence of God’s voice and activity. Dannah Gresh says that when you can’t hear God, maybe part of the problem is that you’re talking too much! More specifically, it’s hard to hear someone if you’re not taking time to listen! In this message based on an ancient

Do you ever hide behind other people when you’re taking a group photo? Or feel afraid of asking for help because you don’t want to inconvenience people? Dannah Gresh says these could be symptoms of pride. It’s not just boastful, obvious self-centered behaviors but also belittling habits that could indicate a significant battle with pride.

We want the glorious, miraculous stories of Daniel and his lion’s den...and of Shadrach, Meshack, and Abednego who came unbound out of the fiery furnace. But, are we willing to endure the lion’s den and the fiery furnace for the gift that you can find within them? Dannah Gresh takes us into both the book