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The Faith Experiment

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Day 5 Posture Prayer & What do You Want me to Do?
Today, you were invited to smile as an act of movement to lift your face and therefore, have your heart do so as well. What was smiling like for you? Did you notice any kind of internal change? During the Posture Prayer Practice, what posture did you take? Did this feel natural, awkward, like settling in? What posture did Jesus take in response to yours? How did you react to him? Finally, what was Jesus' invitation for you to do? And how to do you feel about the invitation? And, as a reminder with this question, Jesus voice will always come from a place of love, life, and gentle goodness toward you. Yes, it may be convicting. It may be scary. If you're struggling to discern between Jesus' safe voice inviting you and a voice of lies, feel free to DM your experience if that's the case. I'd love to pray with you.
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Smiling was wild. And fun. Never thought about how just smiling as a physical choice could lift my spirit! I actually ended up laughing. Hmmm.... I should do that more often! My posture was arms folded around me, head down. Protection. Underlying fear. Not wanting to be exposed. Jesus was standing a little distance away, beckoning me to come. My head came up to see him. In order to follow him I would have to drop my arms and stand. But I was afraid. Staying stuck felt safer. I tightened my arms. Then relaxed them a bit. Jesus walked over and reached out his hand. "Everything you're trying to protect, everything you're trying to cover, I already know it. And my invitation stands." I slowly released my arms and took his hand. Then tentatively stood. We took a few steps forward together and then he said "that's enough for today." He wants me to know I'm safe with him. What he wants me to do: Trust Him. Walk forward with him into something new (I don't know what that is yet, and that's part of the struggle). Be curious.
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I love this, Jessa.
Celebration Call (tomorrow) Saturday 10 am
https://www.skool.com/live/lZLshZWWnsN I apologize for the late notice of this call guys… I didn’t realize a few scheduling things in our life this weekend and have had to regroup my brain and calendar several times. I hope you can make it! For those who would like a live conversation to share, question, and pray together, who cannot attend, let’s look at options for a call next week in an evening if desired. ( I’d love to keep the conversation going. A replay will be available with a written summary.
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That’s 10 Pacific, right?
Day 4 Listening Prayer Practice & What do you want me to know?
Prompts to encourage review and reflection: - What memory that came to mind during the practice? - Where did Jesus revealed himself in your memory? - What did God shared with you during the question, “What do you want me to know?” - What was relieving or difficult about this practice for you?
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@Jennifer Flores Flores What a sweet affirmation.
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Praying that Jesus will reveal more of his true self to you. And that, knowing his heart, you will be able to receive his presence and comfort.
Live Celebration Call Planning
Planning Discussion! EDITED & UPDATED More details on what to expect for this gathering will be given but this is just for logistics! Please respond with all available times listed below by commenting with the numbers you CAN attend a celebration call. All times are listed in Pacific Time Zone. 1. Saturday 9am 2. Saturday 10am 3. Saturday 11am 4. Saturday 4:30 Thank you! And so looking forward to some real and same time and space!
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2,3,4,5,6,7. (Not 1)
Day 3 Imaginative Prayer & What are you afraid of?
Prayer Reference - Mark 4:35–41 Where did you find yourself in the story? What was your response, if any, to Jesus? What are you afraid of? This is not a natural thing to know off the top of your head. I know from the experience of sitting for an hour on the floor in tears, trying to answer questions my husband was asking me gently about my fears, that it took someone sitting with me patiently, asking questions and digging deeper to bring out the truth about my actual fear and the why behind it. Being on the other side of that truth-telling process around fear was so freeing and allowed truth to pour in. If you're realizing you need someone to help discern what’s coming up through these prayer practices, particularly with fear, and how to partner with God around those specific things, I’d be happy to sit with you. You can find the spiritual direction sessions sign up in the Classroom. The prompts from the questions are listed here. What stood out to you or was brought to mind that wasn’t on the list. Afraid you’re defective. Afraid you’re not loved. Afraid you’re not wanted. Afraid you’re worthless. Afraid of failure/I’m a failure. Afraid you’re incapable. Afraid you’ll never be enough. Afraid of being overwhelmed. Afraid of being alone. Afraid of being out of control. Afraid of losing someone or something. Afraid of being trapped. Afraid of being harmed. Afraid of conflict. Afraid of being isolated or set apart. Afraid you’ll never measure up. Afraid you’re too much or too little I also want to open up the conversation to fears you know are behind you. What can you say you are no longer afraid of because of God in your life? His voice, his presence, his power, his healing etc?
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"Do you STILL have so little faith?" That's the sentence that caught me. After everything he has done, I still find myself in a place of fear. As I look back on my life from this space that I'm in, it's easier to see the wounds, the trauma, the failures, the aching, and the disappointments. Somehow I need to remember, to be reminded, of his faithfulness, of what he has done in those spaces in my life. Hmm, maybe my fear is that his faithfulness isn't enough, that if I recount it, I'll still come up empty. It's strange being in this space, when most of my life I have celebrated his faithfulness -- the way He has walked with me through everything and has sustained me. I don't fully understand the "dark" place I find myself in. But I have to believe that he is here, too. Sitting with me in the midst of my fear -- fear of being alone, of not being able to navigate life on my own as I grow older, fear of financial insufficiency, fear that I don't any longer have something valuable to offer, fear that Jesus is not going to come and act on my behalf. The question I'm asking is, "do I have the courage to let Jesus into this place of fear?"
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June Wiegert
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I live in beautiful Colorado. I'm a Splankna practitioner (a Christian protocol for emotional healing), and am figuring out a new season of life.

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