Oh LORD, Revive Thy Work
The book of Habakkuk can be easily outlined into three parts.
CHAP. 1 – The prophet Habakkuk is WONDERING, or PERPLEXED.
CHAP. 2 – The prophet Habakkuk is WAITING.
CHAP. 3 – The prophet Habakkuk is WORSHIPPING, or REJOICING.
The third chapter of Habakkuk is a poem, apparently a hymn, an anthem of praise (cf. 3:19). It includes praise, thanksgiving, adoration, and most importantly – a plea for REVIVAL (3:2). Our church needs revival. Our nation needs revival. So tonight I would like to preach on the subject of revival.
IN ORDER TO HAVE REVIVAL, WE FIRST MUST HAVE THE FEAR OF GOD (HAB. 3:2).
Romans 3:17-18; Psalm 119:11; Psalm 119:38; John 17:17.AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE JUDGMENT OF GOD.
Isa. 63:1-6; Matt. 24:7; Num. 11:1-3; Psalm 18:12-14; Psalm 2:2; Luke 19:14.THE PROPER RESPONSE OF GOD'S PEOPLE (HAB. 3:16-19).
Acts 2:37-41; John 15:4.
Now Habakkuk saw it – the holiness of God and the sinfulness of man. Do you see it? Your own sinful heart?
Sermon ID | 1909124991 |
Duration | 40:19 |
Date | Jan 7, 2009 |
Category | Midweek Service |
Bible Text | Habakkuk 3 |