What should you do when you don't know what to do? 
Is your first instinct to pray?

People pray for all sorts of reasons-- We pray before meals, we pray when the test results come back. We pray when the relationship is falling apart. We pray when we get pulled over. 
And, sometimes, even people who say they don't believe in God find themselves crying out to him when they don't know what else to do. 

Working through Philippians 1:9-11, Pastor Noah Tyler finds the answer to this simple question: What should you do when you don't know what to do? 

Paul's answer may surprise you. He doesn't simply pray for circumstances to always be easy, He prays for something much more fundamental. 

This message explores how th love of Jesus changes the way we see our decisions, our relationships, our suffering, our future, and our everyday lives. We also look at the story of a hardened sailor caught in a deadly storm, whose desperate prayer-- "Lord have mercy"-- became he beginning of a life transformed by amazing grace. 

Today, if all you can pray is, "Lord, have mercy" let's start there and see where God would take us. 

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