June 10 – Habakkuk 1:1-11

1. Do you ever feel that God lets evil and sin go unchecked?
2. Does this mean that God does not care?
3. Does God really let other nations do their thing to punish His people for sin?
4. What happens when we rely on our own knowledge and strength?

June 11 – Habakkuk 1:12-2:1

1. If God lets evil continue, do we doubt His goodness or His authority?
2. How often do we try to distribute God’s justice for Him?
3. How often do we wait for God and His response to our complaints?
4. Left up to our own wants and desires, what kind of disaster can we come up with?

June 12 – Habakkuk 2:2-8

1. Why do greed and lust always bring us down and destroy us?
2. What makes it so hard for us to wait on God’s timing?
3. How do the righteous live by faith?

June 13 – Habakkuk 2:9-14

1. Does our definition and God’s definition of justice differ, and if so, how?
2. Do we ever bend or break the rules to get what we want, or to make ourselves look better?
3. If the stones will cry out, does this mean that we will be held accountable for our thoughts and actions?

June 14 – Habakkuk 2:15-17

1. Are we willing to throw people under the bus either to get what we want or to mock them?
2. If we really reap the seeds that we sow, are we comfortable with what those seeds will grow into?

June 15 – Habakkuk 2:18-20

1. How often do our idols look like us, think like us, and tell us what we want to hear?
2. How often is what we need to hear not the same as what we want to hear?
3. How do we move from worshiping the created to worshiping the Creator?
4. What makes it so hard to wait on God?

June 16 – Ecclesiastes 8:11-15

1. Fear often drives us to do or not do things; what are those things for us?
2. What does a good dose of healthy fear, especially for God, look like?
3. Are we willing to do things to prolong this life that may have dire eternal consequences?
4. How does choosing joy make this side of heaven better?