• Breaking Barriers

    EMPTY

    Have you ever been tapped out? Like you had nothing else to give? I’m sure we’ve all felt this way at some point in our lives. There have been many times when Wednesday come and I’m suppose to post a blog and I’m like, “I’ve got nothing.” But most times, God brings a thought to my mind, just as he did today. It’s been a rough couple weeks but as God always does, be provided. I’m sure he has done the same for you. While your situation wasn’t content for your blog or grief, it could of been insufficient funds for a bill, feelings of defeat, confusion, indecisiveness as to…

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    Prayer is a Necessity!

    During difficult times, prayer is a necessity. It is needed whether you are praying yourself through difficult times or praying for someone else that is going through. With the recent passing of Kobe Bryant, his daughter and the other 7 that were killed in a helicopter accident. I thought today’s post would be a good opportunity to just pray. Many people believe that in prayer it has to be long and extensive, which is great, but there are some times a simple prayer will get you through, especially when you need God to move quickly. Colossians 4:2 NIV says to “devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful,” and 1Thessalonians…

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    What’s in your hands?

    I’ve been reading a daily devotional called, Time to Refresh: A 21 Day Devotional to Renew Your Mind After Being Laid off, Fired, or Sidelined. This book has been such a blessing to me. I purchased it a couple of years ago supporting a church member. I had no idea this book would be needed at this time, but I guess as always, God knows. The other day, I was reading the devotion and it was talking about obeying God. Within this section of the devotion, it talked about being obedient, open, and ready for the overflow. The scripture reference was 2 Kings 4, which tells the story of the…

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    Stop Shrinking!

    I’m sure you’ve seen the movie, Honey, I Shrunk the kids. In the movie, the husband was an inventor and actually develops a machine that shrinks his kids. The kids go on an adventure seeing the world from a different, small perspective. They were tiny and everything around them was big. They faced lots of difficult moments because they were so small. We’ve had times in our lives where it seemed that everything around us was huge. The bills, the argument, the debt, the kid’s issues, all seemed too big and beyond getting pass. I was talking with a friend the other day and she made a comment to me…