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Discussion Questions

1. Waiting can be difficult, especially when we don't know how things will turn out. What is something you are currently waiting on the Lord for?

2. In Habakkuk 1:12–13, Habakkuk holds onto what he knows about God's character despite his confusion. How can remembering who God is help us when life doesn't make sense?

3. Habakkuk 2:1 shows us the importance of positioning ourselves to hear from God. What are some distractions that keep us from making time for Him?

4. When facing uncertainty, where do you typically turn for answers? How can God's Word reshape the way you view your circumstances?

5. We are living in the already but not yet, awaiting Christ's return. How does the hope of Jesus making all things new help us faithfully endure seasons of waiting?

Action Step

1. Establish your watchtower. Set aside intentional time each day this week to step away from distractions and spend time with God in prayer and Scripture.

2. Let God's Word shape your waiting. Identify one area where you are waiting on the Lord and find a Scripture passage to help shape your perspective and prayers.

3. Keep your eyes on Jesus. When waiting becomes difficult, remind yourself of the hope we have in Christ and His promise to one day make all things new.

 

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