Our God is the same yesterday, today and forever. Therefore, we must worship Him by acknowledging all of His Divine attributes, and not just those attributes that may make us feel good. In this portion of Scripture, Habakkuk worships Jehovah in fear, in lament, and in hope, at the revelation of His great justice. In this sermon we learn of reasons to hope in God even in times of calamity and judgment.
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Pastor Lou Veiga is a graduate of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (M. Div.), and also holds degrees in Business (MBA) and Engineering (BSEE). Before assuming his current position as Senior Pastor of Covenant Church (PCA) in Houston, Texas, Lou was Director of...