• Breaking Barriers

    Be Ready!

    So last weekend was a holiday weekend and at my job most of the time we get to leave a little early before a holiday. Well, Friday came and we were anxiously awaiting the call that we could leave early. Time seemed to go fast and as time went on, my coworkers and I began to realize perhaps we weren’t leaving early that day. Lol. So I’m working on this, working on that, working pretty good when my director comes in the office and says y’all can leave early, like right now. Me: oh wait, I’m not ready. My coworkers: (walk pass me with their purses saying, “have a great…

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    By Your Spirit

    Every weekday morning I get on a prayer call with some friends. Each person that calls in prays. The other day right before prayer I read the scripture (Zechariah 4:6) from a devotion I receive every morning. When I got on the call as the first person starts she reads the exact scripture (Zechariah 4:6). After prayer, I went back to read the complete devotion, which talked about God breathing in our direction and working things out on our behalf. Throughout the day, the scripture stayed in my heart along with a song which aligns with the scripture, “Your Spirit” by Tasha Cobb Leonard featuring Kierra Sheard. This was my…

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    Still Breaking Barriers

    When I initially started this blog, I wasn’t totally sure what it would come to be. I just knew God had placed this idea in my heart and I needed to move with it. I remember coming up with the name, Breaking Barriers and I went to get the domain and of course it was already taken. So then, I came up with the idea to add my name to the beginning, Bridgette Breaking Barriers. The power I felt every time I said it then and even now continues to resonate. I knew it wasn’t just about me breaking barriers in my life, but it was also about you breaking…

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    Activated Faith

    This month my pastor has been doing a series on faith. The other day in Bible study he made a great point about faith and how we have to work our faith like we work our muscles at the gym. In order for our faith to increase we have to practice our faith daily and work to expand it. Many times we want to play it safe, we do things that are “guaranteed” for ourselves; you know, you approach the guy or girl you know you can get or you apply for the job you know you are qualified, but will these things stretch us and our faith? There comes…