Though the five ‘Woes’ of Habakkuk chapter 2 we can learn much about God’s view of the powerful exploiting the weak and see how unlike earthly justice systems, God’s justice is timeless and ultimately perfect.

Guest speaker Duncan Sills takes us through Habakkuk, specifically looking at how it relates to the rest of the Bible through intertextuality and how this makes a difference to how we read and apply it.

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Having complained to God about the violence and injustice he sees around him, Habakkuk reaches a point of worshipping and finding his joy in God, even amid impending invasion from Babylon. This is the kind of faith that every Christian is called to.

Having complained to God about the violence and injustice he sees around him, Habakkuk reaches a point of worshipping and finding his joy in God, even amid impending invasion from Babylon. This is the kind of faith that every Christian is called to.

One tradition that can make people feel festive is putting up the lights. How do these festive lights point us towards the true light of Christmas?

One tradition that can make people feel festive is putting up the lights. How do these festive lights point us towards the true light of Christmas?

We love the lights we put up at Christmas but the true light that will satisfy us is only found in Jesus.