Welcome to our online worship service for April 19, 2020 where we are going to dive into the book of Habakkuk together.

 

 

VERSE

You call me out upon the waters.

The great unknown where feet may fail

And there I find You in the mystery.

In oceans deep, my faith will stand

 

CHORUS

And I will call upon Your name,

And keep my eyes above the waves

When oceans rise, my soul will rest in your embrace,

for I am Yours and You are mine

 

VERSE 2

Your grace abounds in deepest waters.

Your sovereign hand will be my guide

Where feet may fail and fear surrounds me.

You’ve never failed and you won’t start now

 

BRIDGE

Spirit lead me where my trust is without borders

Let me walk upon the waters, wherever You would call me

Take me deeper than my feet could ever wander

And my faith will be made stronger in the presence of my Savior.

 

 

Let’s take time to examine ourselves and do things without grumbling and complaining.

 

See the similarities in our faith walk with Habakkuk when we ask, “How Much Longer do I have to wait for God to do what I think He should do?”

 

Understanding that: 1. God’s WILL can be hard to handle 2. God’s TIMING can be hard to handle. 3. God’s JUDGEMENT can be hard to handle.

 

 

VERSE

Higher than the mountains that I face

Stronger than the power of the grave

Constant in the trial and the change

One thing remains

 

CHORUS

Your love never fails

It never gives up

Never runs out on me

Your Love

 

PRE-CHORUS

On and on and on and on it goes

It overwhelms and satisfies my soul

 

And I never ever have to be afraid

One thing remains

One thing remains

 

BRIDGE

In death in life I’m confident and

Cover’d by the power of Your great love

My debt is paid there’s nothing that

Father were grateful for the opportunity to learn again that we are not the only ones who question whether or not we understand your will, or whether we’re doing it right, or whether we can trust you or not. Thank you for the example of Habakkuk. We look forward to a few more lessons from him as we try to figure out how to manage our faith crisis and come out in a way that allows us to be stronger and more spiritually mature than ever before. Thank you for the hope that we have because of Jesus.

It’s in him that we pray, Amen.