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Habakkuk by Dannah Gresh {Bible Study Review}

Hey Gems!!!

We all know that I love studying the Bible and that I also enjoy a great Bible study workbook or guided study. I was excited for this release because I was able to go through this author's first study as well. I had high hopes going into this study.

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Title: Habakkuk
Author: Dannah Gresh
Age: Adult
Genres: Bible Study
Publication Date: September 1, 2020
Publisher: Moody Publishers
Source: Paperback
Purchase: Paperback | Kindle | Christian Book
Synopsis:
Why does God seem silent when I need Him most?

The prophet Habakkuk faced great storms in life. His fears of the future crippled him with doubt and left him questioning God. How is it, then, that he is now a shining example of how the righteous live by faith?

Learn how the storms of life can become opportunities to activate your faith in Habakkuk: Remembering the Faithfulness of God When He Seems Silent. You’ll study the book of Habakkuk—which maybe you’ve never done before!—and discover how remembering is essential to understanding the faithfulness of God. Through daily Scripture, prayer, and meditation, you’ll enter the life of this prophet, and:
  • Gain freedom to express your fear and frustration to God
  • Remember that God is at work—even when He seems silent
  • Increase your capacity to practice the art of waiting on God
  • Learn how to navigate through the storms of life to live free from fear and full of joy 
This six-week study provides daily interactive Bible study and an easy-to-use leader’s guide for group participation. Dannah Gresh also hosts a six-session podcast series to kick off each week of study. Find it at dannahgresh.com. 
My Rating:
Dannah Gresh has become a favorite for me after reading and doing the study for Lies Young Women Believe. I love the way she breaks down scripture and relates it to her life. I have never read through or studied Habakkuk in it's entirety so I was excited when I found out this study was thing.

This study include podcasts instead of videos which was different for me, but fun at the same time. I enjoyed the questions, the bit of journaling that was shown and the study as a whole. This studied has helped me also fully understand the prophet himself. 

This is a practical study that makes you think about scrpiture and how to apply it. I would recommend this to someone who is looking to learn more from Habakkuk. Whether in a group study or as a devotional study this is a great one to add to your collection.

Blessings,
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