
Show Notes
Reflect, Release, Receive – It’s summer break—and you’ve finally got a moment to exhale.But before you jump into prep for next year, what if you paused to reflect on what God actually did this past school year? In this peaceful, Spirit-led solo episode, Jesica invites you to slow down and create space with Jesus. You’ll be guided through Scripture, reflection questions, and moments of surrender that help you: ✨ Celebrate the growth you saw—and the seeds God was planting behind the scenes✨ Release what you're still carrying—disappointment, heaviness, or student outcomes✨ Receive fresh identity, peace, and purpose from the One who sent you into your classroom Whether you’re feeling exhausted, grateful, or a mix of both, this episode will help you meet Jesus right in the middle of it all—and walk away lighter. 📖 Featuring key Scriptures:
Mark 9:23 – “All things are possible for the one who believes”
Psalm 46:10 – “Be still and know that I am God”
1 Peter 5:7 – “Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you”
💛 Plus: Hear wisdom from last week’s guest, April Graney, on what it looks like to rest well this summer—practically and spiritually. 📝 Download your free Reflect, Release, Receive Guided Journal🎧 Listen now + share with another teacher who needs a breath of peace👥 Join the community inside The Gathering Place for Christian Educators on Facebook
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