Habakkuk

Book • 2016

In 'Faith Amid the Ruins,' Heath Thomas provides an accessible introduction to the prophetic book of Habakkuk.

The book explores the prophet's struggles and prayers during a time of destruction and turmoil, highlighting the faithfulness of God and what it means to live faithfully before God in trying times.

Thomas's commentary is part of the Transformative Word series, which offers careful biblical exegesis centered on key themes, making it an engaging and accessible thematic exploration of Habakkuk.

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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned as a book to read during the exile period.

31 snips

Introduction to the Exile (with Jeff Cavins) (2025)

Mentioned by

Alan Chapman

as an archetypal figure of the prophet in the Old Testament.

24 snips

A light undesired, most desirable

Mentioned by

Richard Rohr

as an example of a lesser-known prophet.

Richard Rohr: Gratuitous Goodness in an Age of Outrage

Mentioned alongside other prophets in the upcoming readings.

Day 191: The Babylonian Exile (2025)

Mentioned by

Ron Dunn

as one of the books where the verse "the just shall live by faith" appears.

The Kind of Faith that God Requires

Mentions Habakkuk and giving thanks to the Lord whatever happens.

Gratitude: A Dare to Cultivate Joy (with Ann Voskamp)

Mentioned by

Brittany Stair

as one of the books of the bible.

S4:192 Jeremiah 45-47

Mentioned in the episode when describing the minor prophetic books in the Old Testament.

98 - The Books of the Bible: The Old Testament Pt. 2

Mentioned to consider what are the strongholds that need to be removed, perhaps in our own lives, and maybe corporately, what are the strongholds need to be removed as he's preparing his church.