Habakkuk: When God Seems Unfair – Week 3 | Woes

A nation that feels frayed, people pointing fingers, and the quiet panic that our children might not inherit a better world — those are the exact tensions this sermon names. Drawing on the prophet who lived through a moral collapse, the message names the temptation to chase power, fame, and safety by using others, and the way that hunger drives cruelty and division today. Rather than a simple blame game, the sermon reads the five “woes” as a warning about pride at the heart of evil and then offers two surprising consolations: God is still sovereign, and his glory will ultimately fill the earth. The cross is offered as the place where shame is taken and glory given, freeing us from glory-seeking and pointing us toward humble service. Listen for how an ancient admonition becomes a practical map for steadiness, repentance, and hope in our dark moments.