So, Habakkuk ends with an incredible promise and hope.

We really drilled down into this last week.

So if you were here last week, we talked about Heinz's feet on high places.

We talked about what it means to live with dear feet or with a split hoof, if you will,

which doesn't sound real spiritual or like anything anybody would want.

But it really is after you unpack it.

I can't rewind and get back to all of that this week.

But that's the promise at the end of this prophetic word, this little book from the prophet

Habakkuk.

This is the way it's written in chapter 3, verse 19,

The sovereign Lord is my strength.

He makes my feet like the feet of a deer.

He enables me to go on the heights.

Now, what God is saying to us is that whether great success takes us up to the peak or

whether circumstances in life look like a cliff, God will give us the ability to go on

the high places in life.

God's plan for us is to thrive no matter what the terrain we face in life.

And we talked about that split hoof last week being a two-prong thing in the life of

a believer, spirit and word, that powerful combination of the Holy Spirit illuminating

the Word of God which he breathed out from God and illuminating that word into our personal

circumstance so that we can bring the word into the living out of our lives.

And that combination of spirit and word being the difference maker in our life.

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