This past Sunday we had a little fun with some highly scientific Dad Stats:

• 100% of dads think they’re hilarious.
• 94% of dads believe duct tape and WD-40 can fix anything.
• 87% of dads are confident they’re the “cool parent.”
• And dads everywhere continue to wage war on lights left on and doors left open with classic lines like: “I’m not paying to heat the whole neighborhood!”

We celebrated some amazing fathers—from the youngest and oldest to the one with the most kids. It was beautiful.

But beyond the laughs and lawn-mowing glory, we leaned into a powerful truth.

There’s a concept in physics called the Two-Body Problem—it’s about how two objects (like planets or stars) interact with each other through gravity. Under the right conditions, they don’t crash or drift apart—they move in beautiful, synchronized orbit.

We explored how God and humanity are like those two bodies.

We were created for a perfect orbit with our Creator. But sin disrupted that alignment. Our relationship with God was fractured—like two celestial bodies drifting apart.

But then Jesus taught us to pray, starting with two words:

“Our Father.”

Not “Judge.” Not “Creator.” Not “The Distant One.”

But Father. Abba.

These two words reoriented the cosmos of our hearts. They were more than a phrase—they were the gravitational force that brought God and humanity back into relationship.

When God becomes Our Father:

• We find our identity as sons and daughters
• We belong to a family, not just solo faith
• We begin to heal, even if “father” has meant pain before

If you missed the message, find a moment to listen—it might be the reminder your heart needs.

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Have a great week!