1. What is Habakkuk's complaint about his country? What similarities do you see in our own country?
2. How does God keep evil in check?
3. How does Habakkuk react against God's plan? Would you?
4. Is God's destination for you ultimately trustworthy? Why or why not?
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It's one thing to see the problems in your own country, but we might not want to take the drastic steps of correction necessary for change. Sounds a bit like the State of the Union address! But in the case of Judah, it meant the entire destruction of the country except for the remnant. It takes faith to believe in God's plan when you're in one of the down parts of the loop, but he clearly has the big picture in mind in the long run.
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