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Habakkuk 3:17-19
The praise of God should be rooted in His personhood, not in our circumstances. Therefore, we praise God in all things because He is worthy—regardless of what we are experiencing.
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Habakkuk 2:18-20
How easy it is to place our trust in something tangible, yet utterly incapable of helping us in our time of need. Trust in God—and God alone.
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Habakkuk 2:2-3
Waiting on God is a learned discipline that every Christian should be familiar with. The Lord fulfills all that He promises and prophesies.
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Habakkuk 1:5
God is always working behind the scenes in every scenario to accomplish His purposes. He uses everything for His own ends (Prov. 16:4), so trust Him in your blind spots.
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Nahum 1:15
A messenger’s job is simple: to deliver the news entrusted to them. How glorious it is when that news is good!
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Micah 6:8
God isn’t interested in a more religious version of you. He desires a deeper relationship—one that manifests itself in greater obedience, mercy and kindness toward others, and true humility.
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Micah 4:3-5
The fallen nature of man, left unredeemed, will rebel against all authority—including the physical rule of Christ. We don’t need a better environment; we need to surrender to Christ.
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Micah 3:11
Trusting God is not doing whatever you want and expecting Him to meet you there. It is surrendering to His will and allowing Him to direct your path.
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Micah 3:8
Being a witness for Christ means being filled with power and wisdom from on high. He does not send His messengers into the world without the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.
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Jonah 4:6-8a
God has one supreme concern in this world: people. Therefore, people should be the primary concern of all who belong to Him.
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Jonah 4:1-3
What mercy has done for you is to be expected in kind toward others—even your enemies. Don’t be surprised if God acts in love toward those you hate.
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Jonah 3:3-5
The Word of the Lord is powerful and changes lives regardless of the speaker. We must not make too much of the herald; it is the Word that does the work.
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Jonah 2:1;10
A. W. Tozer once said, “Prayer will become effective when we stop using it as a substitute for obedience.” If we want God to move through our prayers, we must be prepared to walk in obedience to Him.
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Jonah 1:7-8
Divine exposure is a humbling experience. God loves us immensely; therefore, He will go to whatever means necessary to confront our sinfulness.
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Jonah 1:1-3
Calling Jesus Lord and actually living as though He is Lord are two very different things. Doing what He says tells the real story.
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Obadiah 1:13-14
When a person falls, we should not rejoice. Nor should we take advantage of the misfortune of others. Jesus’ golden rule still applies: treat others the way you want to be treated.
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Amos 9:13-15
God is a redeemer of the sinful. His goal is restoration, not condemnation. Return to Him and He will restore you.
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Amos 8:11-12
The most detrimental thing that can happen to a person is losing the desire to hear the Word of God.
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Amos 7:14-15
God isn’t looking for the best and the brightest—He’s looking for the faithful. He can equip anyone for the task. He chooses character over qualifications.
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Amos 5:21-23
Worship is a verb that requires an internal connection expressed through external actions. It’s not just singing songs or making sacrifices—it’s a posture of the heart.
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Amos 4:4-5
How sad it is when the worship of the people of God becomes an abomination before the Lord. How you come to His house is just as important as what you do when you get there.
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Amos 3:1-2
Prosperity and abundance are blessings from God. What does the Lord require of a steward but that he be found faithful? Guard your heart, lest you turn His blessing into a curse.
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Joel 3:1-2
There is coming a day when all the nations will gather against the nation of Israel. It will not be a battle—it will be a slaughter of the unredeemed by Jesus Himself.
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Joel 2:1
The day of the Lord is a phrase that should put the fear of God into the heart of man. It refers to divine wrath and judgment. Don’t wait to get right with God.
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