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Day 30 | Write the Vision Challenge | Stepping Through Habakkuk

Create a powerful Bible Study moment with me as we dive into Habakkuk and explore what it means when what we see doesn’t match what God said. In this Day 30 session of the Write the Vision Challenge, we’re sitting with one of the most honest, raw, and relatable passages in scripture — Habakkuk 1:1–4. This study centers on honest lament, spiritual frustration, and naming what feels wrong. Habakkuk shows us that God is not intimidated by our questions, our confusion, or our disappointment. He invites honesty. He welcomes transparency. He meets us in the tension between promise and reality. In this video, we’ll explore: What to do when life feels unresolved or unfair How to speak honestly with God instead of staying silent Why naming your emotions is part of spiritual maturity How Habakkuk models faith that wrestles, not faith that pretends You’ll also be guided through reflection prompts to help you process your own season. Reflection Prompts: What situation in your life feels unresolved or unfair Where have you been silent when God was inviting you to speak honestly What emotions have you been carrying that need to be released This study is for anyone navigating a season where the vision feels delayed, the answers feel distant, or the weight feels heavy. Habakkuk reminds us that God can handle our truth — and He responds. If you’re ready for a Bible study that meets you in the real, raw places of your journey, this video will guide you with clarity and compassion. 🔔 Subscribe for more faith‑centered Bible studies, vision planning, and spiritual growth content. 👍 Like and comment to share what part of Habakkuk speaks to you in this season. Prayer focus: God, teach me to bring my whole heart to You without fear. Here's the link to download your digital Write the Vision book: https://artisanal-knitter-137.kit.com... Need a journal? Grab one of the "Make it Plain" journals here: https://christyannhamlin.my.canva.sit...