In the third chapter of this prophecy, we come to Habakkuk's psalm of praise. We begin by looking at the whole context of this book. It is Habakkuk's response to his dialogue with God. In these final few verses, Habakkuk pours out his praise. It reminded me of the beatitudes in Matthew's Gospel. He was desperate to be filled and he was. He is utterly submissive in his praise.

The book of Numbers has many lessons to teach Christians today. God dwelling amidst his people God spoke. He wants order and faith in the church. Unbelief and disobedience have consequences.

The Gospel should be at the heart of every church. However, before we can appreciate the Gospel, the law is necessary.

Feel good stories are popular. An obscure person is taken from rags to riches. In this account from the life of King David, we have one such incident. David had promised his friend Jonathan that he would remember his family. As the King of Israel, it is time for David to keep his promise.