Instead of seeing the interruption as an inconvenience, this teaching reframes it as an invitation to something bigger. Through the story of Jesus being interrupted mid-sermon by friends lowering a paralyzed man through the roof (Luke 5), we discover Jesus’ surprising posture: interruptions aren’t obstacles, they’re often opportunities to reveal God’s power and grace. From there, we explore how some interruptions are a gift to be received (like slowing down to notice what matters), and others are an invitation to help someone in need. Whether a disruption feels frustrating, unexpected, or inconvenient, this message will help you respond with a new mindset, one that trusts God’s plan over your own and learns to recognize His hand in the detours.
