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EPISODE · Jan 4, 2026 · 57 MIN

GOD SEEKS YOU

from Liberty Community Chapel · host libertycommunitychapel

In this powerful sermon, God Seeks You, we journey through the prophetic cry of Habakkuk and the call to perseverance in the book of Hebrews. Beginning in Habakkuk 1, we see a prophet honestly wrestling with God over corruption and injustice. In Habakkuk 2, the posture shifts, from complaint to quiet trust, as Habakkuk learns to wait on the Lord. By Habakkuk 3, God leads the prophet into deeper understanding, transforming confusion into worship and praise. The message then moves to Hebrews 11:35–40, reminding us of the faithful who endured hardship while striving for mastery, and into Hebrews 12, where our Christian journey is described as a relay race. The prophets and saints of old have run their leg of the race, and now it is our turn to carry the baton forward. This sermon challenges us to examine what we are carrying. We are called to lay aside every weight and every sin that hinders us from running well. Not every weight is a sin, but every sin is a weight, especially when our commitment to God begins to feel painful rather than purposeful. Be encouraged to run your race with endurance, clarity, and faith, knowing that God is not distant—He is actively seeking you, shaping you, and calling you forward. 🎧🙏

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