Habakkuk part 2

Continuing his study in the book of Habakkuk, Dale Moore works through the opening verses where the prophet cries out to God over the violence and injustice around him. He teaches that believers ought to carry a burden for their families, the lost, and the backslidden, and warns against calling on God only in times of crisis instead of maintaining a daily walk with Him. The message closes with a personal testimony about forgiveness and the truth that even the worst sinners, like Saul of Tarsus, can still be saved.