Perspective Shifts Jessica Rios

Enjoyed answering some fun questions from our “Conversations To Go” box from moonjar.com with my 5 year old. Fun inside scoop to the life of Charlie Brown and hope it gives parents and anyone ideas on questions to help you connect with others.

Luke 5:18-19 talks about a group of friends who took their buddy through a roof to experience healing because the door was crowded. How comfortable are we today with a torn roof? How zealous are we today to see our friends experience healing? What are you hungry to see happen in your life? I want to challenge you to examine what your “roof” or discomforts are today. I want to encourage you to press into God to stand before Him limitless to experience Him fully no matter the messiness that may entail.

We often hear of leaders like Moses, Joshua, and David, but have you heard of Jonathan? He lived a powerful life of service, dedicated and loyal to God’s guiding, devoted and generous in love and support. We can all learn from Jonathan’s legacy, a leader without a title.

Just wanted to share a little bit of what God has been showing me lately in resolving in our hearts to be lovesick for more of him. I encourage y’all to have faith that is not passive when met with heartache, but instead fierce in expectancy. I challenge and encourage you to have faith for the miraculous and powerful move of God while fully trusting His sovereignty.

Wrapping up this 3 part connections series talking about the DNA of connection: healing and intentionality.

So we know we’re wired for connection, but what keeps us from connecting? Should we always connect? What are the purpose of barriers and how did they get there? We continue this series in connections to discuss the barriers that are birthed from woundings, lack of assigned value, and necessary barriers.