A casual glance at the condition of our world will reveal just how far away from God our society has traveled.

Political tension, financial instability, widespread violence, and the list goes on and on. All of this is a

reminder that we need revival. In this study, Scott Pauley leads us through a study of the Old

Testament book of Habakkuk and brings a comparison from our day to the day in which Habakkuk served.

What was needed in his day is exactly what our world needs today.

Heaven sent revival.

Let's consider his message and receive help from Habakkuk.

All of us have wondered at some point, is God going to deal with all of the wickedness around us?

The psalmist very frequently would cry out to God out of real frustration about why the wicked were getting by with certain things and seemed to prosper in their way.

Well, Habakkuk grappled with the exact same thing.

One of the great struggles for Habakkuk was not just that he was praying for his people, Judah,

but he was looking at people more wicked, more worldly than his own people,

and wondering why the Lord would use

them to bring the judgment. But remember this. God deals with sin wherever, whenever, in

whomever he finds it. So nobody is going to get by. God doesn't wink at sin. God doesn't

just nod at sinners and go on. No,

there's always judgment coming. There is always justice around the corner. And that's the great

emphasis of the second part of Habakkuk chapter number two. Now, we've been concentrating on the

first four verses for several studies,

and it's rich because it's all about God's people. But when you come to verse number five,

down through verse number 20, God is addressing the Babylonians, the enemy at the gate,

and he's assuring Habakkuk and the Lord's people that God is going to deal with them. In fact, he does so in a series

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