After the recent shootings by cops and at cops in Baton Rouge, Falcon Heights and Dallas, it's easy to wonder the same things that a little known prophet named Habakkuk did. What we see unfolding in our world can cause our hearts to reel, but the Gospel is more relevant now than ever, and God has something to say TO each of us and then THROUGH each of us. In this special message, Paul shows us that "hashtagging" prayer is good, but "Habakkuking" prayer is better, and fills us with the truth that WHO is ruling is greater than WHAT is happening.

Ask most people if they feel free in their calendars, cash and connections, and most people will look at you like you're nuts before answering with a resounding, "No!" Bring that into the church, and you've got an epidemic of people who feel like Galatians 5:1 is out of reach. In Part 1 of "Breathe," Paul points out that we are in the war of a lifetime against the weeds that want to choke the life out of, just like they did to the seed in Luke 8. But if we're willing to do the hard job of weeding, we'll learn the power behind this truth: weeding out allows God to move in, because weeding creates margin, and God moves in the margin.

Ask most people if they feel free in their calendars, cash and connections, and most people will look at you like you're nuts before answering with a resounding, "No!" Bring that into the church, and you've got an epidemic of people who feel like Galatians 5:1 is out of reach. In Part 1 of "Breathe," Paul points out that we are in the war of a lifetime against the weeds that want to choke the life out of, just like they did to the seed in Luke 8. But if we're willing to do the hard job of weeding, we'll learn the power behind this truth: weeding out allows God to move in, because weeding creates margin, and God moves in the margin.

Ask most people if they feel free in their calendars, cash and connections, and most people will look at you like you're nuts before answering with a resounding, "No!" Bring that into the church, and you've got an epidemic of people who feel like Galatians 5:1 is out of reach. In Part 1 of "Breathe," Paul points out that we are in the war of a lifetime against the weeds that want to choke the life out of, just like they did to the seed in Luke 8. But if we're willing to do the hard job of weeding, we'll learn the power behind this truth: weeding out allows God to move in, because weeding creates margin, and God moves in the margin.

Ask most people if they feel free in their calendars, cash and connections, and most people will look at you like you're nuts before answering with a resounding, "No!" Bring that into the church, and you've got an epidemic of people who feel like Galatians 5:1 is out of reach. In Part 1 of "Breathe," Paul points out that we are in the war of a lifetime against the weeds that want to choke the life out of, just like they did to the seed in Luke 8. But if we're willing to do the hard job of weeding, we'll learn the power behind this truth: weeding out allows God to move in, because weeding creates margin, and God moves in the margin.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if Jesus encountered a naked, demon-possessed man who lived in a graveyard? Well, Luke's got you covered, and there is a lot that we can learn about how to deal with evil, sins and addictions from the way Jesus handled the first man he met after getting off the boat. There's also a lot of peace in knowing that God can overpower whatever overpowers us!

Have you ever wondered what would happen if Jesus encountered a naked, demon-possessed man who lived in a graveyard? Well, Luke's got you covered, and there is a lot that we can learn about how to deal with evil, sins and addictions from the way Jesus handled the first man he met after getting off the boat. There's also a lot of peace in knowing that God can overpower whatever overpowers us!

Have you ever wondered what would happen if Jesus encountered a naked, demon-possessed man who lived in a graveyard? Well, Luke's got you covered, and there is a lot that we can learn about how to deal with evil, sins and addictions from the way Jesus handled the first man he met after getting off the boat. There's also a lot of peace in knowing that God can overpower whatever overpowers us!

Have you ever wondered what would happen if Jesus encountered a naked, demon-possessed man who lived in a graveyard? Well, Luke's got you covered, and there is a lot that we can learn about how to deal with evil, sins and addictions from the way Jesus handled the first man he met after getting off the boat. There's also a lot of peace in knowing that God can overpower whatever overpowers us!

If you could describe your relationship with your father in one word, what would that word be? If you asked the disciples that question about their heavenly Father based on a boat ride found in Luke 8:22-25, their word might have been "stormy!" Sometimes, it's good to learn lessons second-hand, and in this special Father's Day message, Paul shares 5 lessons that we can all learn from the disciples after a rough ride with Jesus took them to school.