God speaks to us in our Anxious Watchtower: Trust My Habakkuk 2:2-3 What You Believe Habakkuk 2:4 Know That I Will Habakkuk 2:5-19 Then God gives us a glimpse of His Awe-filled Temple: Trust that I’m Habakkuk 2:20 Questions for Further Reflection & Discussion If you're in a new group, introduce yourselves. If you’re returning to a group after a break, what was one highlight of your summer? As you look ahead to this fall, what are you hoping for from your HomeGroup? What would make this a really good season together? Review the passage. What do you notice happening in Habakkuk 1:12–2:20? What is Habakkuk struggling with, and how does God respond? The message outline listed four things God says to us when life doesn’t make sense: Trust My timing. Live what you believe. Know that I will make things right. Trust that I’m in control. Which of those stood out to you most? Why? Verse 2:3 says the revelation “will certainly come and will not delay.” Where do you find waiting on God most difficult? Doug said that seasons of waiting can turn faith into a way of life. Do you think that’s true? How can faith move from something we say we have to something we actually live? Verse 4 says, “the righteous person will live by his faithfulness.” What does faithfulness look like in an ordinary week when we don’t have answers? Verse 2:20 says, “The LORD is in his holy temple; let all the earth be silent before him.” What do you think that silence communicates about God? What might it look like for us to practice that kind of trust? Share prayer requests with one another and take time to lift them before God's Awe-filled Temple.