Stress is something that’ll always be part of our lives. It’s universal. It affects everyone. Managing stress is not like riding a bicycle where you master it and you’ll never have problems again. Because in life we encounter new problems and situations. We handle them well sometimes, sometimes badly. It affects our sleep, our diet, our work, our relationship and communication with others.

Psalm 139 is a psalm of David. David talks about this very personal relationship between him and God. In fact Psalm 139 basically talks about two attributes of God. One is His omniscience. Second is His omnipresence.

When we think about Habakkuk, many of us know he’s a minor prophet. When we look at the entire book, it’s a record of the prophet Habakkuk. There were 2 prayers he made in chapter 1 where he asked something of God and God answered him. Chapter 2 contains God’s answer to his second question. Chapter 3 says directly that it’s Habakkuk’s prayer. Since it’s a book on prayers, we will learn about prayers from this book.

It is during chaotic times where we should count our blessings. Since the outside is so chaotic, we start to look inside; we start to look at the God that has taken care of us thus far. The reason why people stocked up on Maggie Mee is because of fear.

Through the 7 churches in Revelation, Jesus told us the problems they faced. 3 of 7 were both praised and rebuked. 2 were only praised but not rebuked. 2 were only rebuked and only praised.