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Current Sermon Series: "From Fear to Faith: Messages from Habakkuk"
There are many wide-ranging problems in connection with life and faith. We are never promised in the Bible that our lives as Christians in this world will be free from difficulty and trial. There is an adversary of our souls who is always active. His great objective is always to discourage us and, if possible, even get us deny our faith. Various temptations are presented by him to our minds - anything, indeed, that may undermine our faith.
One of the main anxieties in the realm of faith today may be called 'the problem of history.' "Look what is going on in the world!" they say. "Everything is out of control!" Or is it? This is the historical situation that has so many people perplexed.
Christians need not be concerned about the problem of history because the Bible deals with it in the clearest possible manner. In the book of the prophet Habakkuk we have a perfect illustration of this. The prophet treats the problem of history in an interesting manner; not as an academic or theoretical philosophy of history, but as the personal perplexity of one man - the prophet himself. He wrote his book to relate to his own experience. Here was a man who was greatly troubled by what was happening. He was anxious to reconcile what he saw with what he believed.
We will see from this book that the 'problem of history' is ultimately the great theme of all of Scripture and that the message of the Bible concerns the condition of the entire world and its destiny.
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