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What Mothers Teach Us About Rest | The Power of the Pause | Pastor Julie Signorelli, Pastor Jocelyn Perez, Krystal Gualpa, Linsia Eversley, and Christy Gomez
This special Mother’s Day message, "What Mothers Teach Us About Rest," is a heart-opening and Spirit-led conversation from V1 Church’s Power of the Pause series. Led by Pastor Julie Signorelli, the panel features Pastor Jocelyn Perez, Krystal Gualpa, Linsia Eversley, and Christy Gomez—five women of faith and resilience who share deep biblical wisdom, raw honesty, and personal stories of finding God’s rest in the chaos of motherhood, womanhood, and ministry.
With humor, transparency, and grace, this panel tackles self-care vs. soul-care, identity in Christ, biblical submission, guilt, shame, infertility, and healing from mother wounds. Whether you’re a mom, grandmother, daughter, or someone still waiting on the promise—this message is for you.
- True rest is found in God’s presence, not just in self-care routines
- Moms are clothed in dignity, strength, and resilience—even in weakness
- Biblical submission is mutual, empowering, and rooted in love, not control
- Shame is a lie—grace is your portion and healing is available
- Forgiveness and honoring previous generations unlock deeper freedom
- Rest is not escape—it’s a sacred rhythm modeled by Christ Himself
Dive in to this message and get ready to be refreshed, empowered, and reminded that His grace is sufficient—even in the messy, sacred middle of motherhood.
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This special Mother’s Day message, "What Mothers Teach Us About Rest," is a heart-opening and Spirit-led conversation from V1 Church’s Power of the Pause series. Led by Pastor Julie Signorelli, the panel features Pastor Jocelyn Perez, Krystal Gualpa, Linsia Eversley, and Christy Gomez—five women of faith and resilience who share deep biblical wisdom, raw honesty, and personal stories of finding God’s rest in the chaos of motherhood, womanhood, and ministry.
With humor, transparency, and grace, this panel tackles self-care vs. soul-care, identity in Christ, biblical submission, guilt, shame, infertility, and healing from mother wounds. Whether you’re a mom, grandmother, daughter, or someone still waiting on the promise—this message is for you.
- True rest is found in God’s presence, not just in self-care routines
- Moms are clothed in dignity, strength, and resilience—even in weakness
- Biblical submission is mutual, empowering, and rooted in love, not control
- Shame is a lie—grace is your portion and healing is available
- Forgiveness and honoring previous generations unlock deeper freedom
- Rest is not escape—it’s a sacred rhythm modeled by Christ Himself
Dive in to this message and get ready to be refreshed, empowered, and reminded that His grace is sufficient—even in the messy, sacred middle of motherhood.
🌍 Learn more about V1 Church: www.v1.church
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