Sunday Morning - 3/29/2026

In this powerful Sunday morning sermon from Trinity Baptist Temple, youth pastor Jeffrey Holt delivers a deeply personal and theological reflection centered on the biblical prophet Habakkuk. The message unfolds as a journey through doubt, divine silence, and ultimately, unwavering faith. Holt uses Habakkuk’s struggle—questioning God’s silence amid national chaos and injustice—as a mirror for the church’s current season of uncertainty, particularly following the announcement that lead pastor Kyle and his wife Richelle are stepping back from ministry for rest and healing. The sermon challenges listeners to embrace their questions rather than flee from God, emphasizing that faith is not the absence of doubt but the act of bringing those doubts to God. Through a close reading of Habakkuk’s dialogue with God, Holt highlights four key truths: it’s okay to bring questions to God; God’s answers don’t always make sense immediately; waiting on God is an active, faith-filled posture; and ultimately, we can rejoice even when circumstances are bleak because God remains trustworthy. The sermon culminates in a call to spiritual resilience, urging the congregation to cling to Christ—the 'rock'—in the midst of storms, not because the storm ends, but because He is stronger than it.