As we read the book of Habakkuk, we continue to ask the question, “How do we keep the faith in troubled times?” Last Sunday, Kevin helped us to consider expectant waiting and living by faith.

This week, we’re given a sobering picture. In response to Habakkuk’s second complaint God gives a breathtaking vision of the justice that will come for Babylon. God’s justice is a comforting word to those perplexed by evil, a good warning to the consequences of corruption, and a sobering self-assessment for us as the whole earth stands silent before God (Habakkuk 2:20). Could troubled times bring us to a clearer picture of God and our need for him?