Habakkuk, Episode 24

Revive Our Hearts

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 July 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Your husband lets you down. Your coworker procrastinates. Your child won’t stop asking questions. But you can love them all . . . by faith.

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0:00.0	This podcast episode was produced for the glory of God and is brought to you in part by the Revive Our Hearts Monthly partner team.
0:08.3	The life of faith goes beyond just appreciating the journey. Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth explains.
0:14.3	Even the process for us isn't the ultimate. It's not about me. No. It's about God's glory.
0:20.8	It's about God's kingdom
0:22.1	being advanced. And we are little itsy-bitsy pieces in that much bigger, rander, redemptive
0:28.3	plan of God's. This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Woltermoot, co-author of You Can Trust God
0:36.2	to Write Your Story.
0:40.8	For July 29, 22, I'm Dana Gresh.
0:51.4	The righteous shall live by faith.
0:56.4	It's a verse from the Old Testament book of Habakkuk. Nancy gave a lot of insight into this verse during her in-depth study called Habakkuk, moving from fear to faith. Some friends
1:02.9	have been listening along and they'll reflect on what living by faith looks like in their world.
1:08.9	Along with Nancy, we'll hear from the late Kathy Helvey, from Maria
1:12.4	Johnson, and Kimberly Wagner. To get us going, here's Holly Liff. I love too, as we've studied
1:20.2	Habakkuk, watching him go from the point of wrestling with that whole issue with God about what
1:27.1	was going on in his life and things he couldn't fix. And by the end of wrestling with that whole issue with God about what was going on in his life
1:28.4	and things he couldn't fix. And by the end of the book, he's at a point of rest, even though
1:34.9	his circumstances have not changed, he has realized that his responsibility is obedience to God,
1:42.8	is listening to God, is waiting on God. And even though God
1:46.8	hasn't changed his circumstance, he is at rest with where he is. And I love that because
1:54.6	so many times my circumstances are not things I can change, but I can make a choice about getting to God
2:03.8	in the midst of those circumstances.
2:06.9	And he gets me to the point of rest.
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