Habakkuk reminds us that what we choose to focus on shapes our prayers and our relationship with God. If we are constantly consumed by the negativity around us, our prayers will be filled with complaints. But if we fix our eyes on God’s glory, as Habakkuk did, our hearts will be transformed, and we will be able to worship even in the midst of hardship.

When God calls us to do His work, it’s not about our abilities; it's about His power working through us. As 1 Corinthians 1:27 states, God chooses the foolish and weak things of the world to shame the wise and the strong. He does not leave us alone but provides help along the way, just as He sent Moses' brother, Aaron, to assist him. God has placed people in our lives and in this church who are here to help us fulfill our calling.