Habakkuk's easy to understand and remember, if you know when he lived and what was going on in his day.

In this Sunday School lesson, “What is Habakkuk Talking About?” we explore the powerful message of the prophet Habakkuk and his dialogue with God during the rise of Babylon. Habakkuk wrestles with Judah’s sin, God’s coming judgment, and the difficult question of why a holy God would use a nation more wicked than His people to bring discipline. Through Habakkuk’s complaints, God’s responses, and the prophet’s final prayer of submission, we see timeless lessons about faith, repentance, waiting on the Lord, and trusting God’s sovereign plan even in seasons of trial. This study will encourage Christians—especially evangelicals and Presbyterians—to read Habakkuk in its historical context and apply its call to faith and trust in Christ today.

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Here’s how Zephaniah’s words to the people of Judah on the eve of their exile to Babylon in 597 B.C. come true also with Jesus and the Church.

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You can actually understand what the Old Testament prophet Zephaniah is talking about (!) when you know this simple bit of history.

We can understand our lives today (and hear God’s instruction to us) by the things Zephaniah proclaimed to the people of his day, around 600 B.C!

Is Jesus God or man, both or neither? The answer to this question has distinguished the Church from heretics from the first four centuries to today.

Is each person good or sinful?

Taking the first part of Zephaniah’s message about Babylonian exile and applying it to the Church & Christians today.

Understanding the figurative language in Scripture as speaking of real, historical events. Nahum, Acts, and Zephaniah discussed.