Come, Let’s Break Bread Together.
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If you’re new to Breaking Bread With Natasha (BBWN), welcome. I hope you’ll spend time exploring the blog and podcast to learn more about the experiences shared here, the mission behind this space, and my “Why.”
If you’ve been breaking bread with me for some time, thank you for your continued love, encouragement, and support. I’m grateful you’re here.
Breaking Bread With Natasha is a place where I share inspirational messages through Scripture, personal reflections, prayer, and lessons drawn from everyday life. While the Bible remains foundational to my spiritual journey and the messages I share, I also recognize the value of exploring historical context, sacred writings, and spiritual teachings from other religious and cultural traditions.
I’m not here to convict, pass judgment, convert, recruit, or promote a particular church, denomination, or religious leader.
My intention isn’t to convince anyone to abandon their beliefs or adopt mine. Rather, I hope to encourage thoughtful reflection, spiritual growth, meaningful questions, and respectful dialogue as we explore what we can learn about God, ourselves, one another, and the world around us.
I believe God’s Word has the power to meet us where we are, whether we’re celebrating life’s joys, navigating seasons of uncertainty, or simply seeking a moment of quiet reflection. My prayer is that each message leaves you feeling encouraged, challenged to grow, and reminded that you are never alone.
Breaking Bread With Natasha began as a blog in 2010 and has since grown to include a podcast of the same name, allowing you to read, listen, and reflect in the way that best fits your day.
As a published author, I also periodically share excerpts from my spiritual books, connecting those writings with Scripture and everyday experiences to enrich our time together.
Above all, I hope this remains a welcoming community where kindness, grace, and respectful conversation flourish. Negativity, hate speech, personal attacks, and intolerance have no place here.
Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning, thank you for spending a few moments with me.
I invite you to explore, reflect, learn more about my books, and, of course…
Break bread with me!
Recent Posts
- Breaking Bread For 10.12.26Queen Esther faced an impossible choice: remain silent and protect her comfortable life, or risk everything to save her people. She was afraid, but she refused to let fear determine her destiny. Through fasting, faith, and courageous action, Esther demonstrated what it means to trust God even when the outcome is uncertain. Her story reminds us that faith isn’t the absence of fear; it’s choosing to obey God’s calling despite it. What if you’ve been positioned for such a time as this? Will you remain silent, or will you activate your faith and take that first step?
- Breaking Bread For 10.11.26We are free, beloved, but how often do we allow fear, shame, pain, and the burdens of our past to convince us otherwise? In Exodus 14:13, Moses reminds the Israelites to stand firm and trust in God’s deliverance. That same message speaks to us today. God has already made provisions for our freedom, but we must open our eyes, strengthen our faith, and release what keeps us spiritually and emotionally bound. Stop allowing yesterday’s struggles and today’s uncertainties to obscure the blessings God has placed before you. Your freedom begins with trusting Him, embracing His truth, and walking boldly into the life He has prepared for you.
- Breaking Bread For 10.10.26Special Note Today’s message will take excerpts from Day 238 … Continue reading “Breaking Bread For 10.10.26”
- Breaking Bread For 10.9.26Not every voice speaking in God’s name is speaking for God. False prophets, misleading teachings, and spiritual deception can lead us away from the truth when we fail to exercise discernment. How do we distinguish God’s guidance from the influence of those serving their own interests? Drawing from 1 John 4:1, today’s reflection encourages us to test the spirits, strengthen our personal relationship with God, seek clarity through His Word, and recognize the difference between divine truth and worldly deception. Don’t surrender your spiritual freedom to someone else’s claims of authority. Pray for discernment, seek God directly, and choose to walk in His truth.
- Breaking Bread For 10.8.26The past can teach us, but it should not enslave us. We cannot move fully into what God has ahead while constantly trying to relive, repair, or recreate what is behind us. Healing requires us to release guilt, shame, anger, fear, and regret; trust God with what we cannot control; and keep pressing forward with purpose. The goal is not to erase the past, but to learn from it without allowing it to dictate our present or future.
- Breaking Bread For 10.7.26Pride can convince us that we do not need help, correction, or even God. But when we cling to stubbornness, self-importance, or the illusion that everything depends on us, we distance ourselves from the humility that keeps us grounded in Him. God can straighten what is crooked, soften what has hardened, and restore what pride has damaged—if we are willing to surrender and let Him work. #BBWN #BreakingBreadWithNatasha #LetGoOfPride #WalkInHumility #GodMakeMeWhole
- Breaking Bread For 10.6.26When God calls, will we recognize His voice and respond? Sometimes His direction comes as a quiet nudge, a repeated thought, a dream, a moment of stillness, or an unmistakable pull toward what we know we are being called to do. The challenge is not simply hearing—it is trusting enough to answer, obey, and take the next step without allowing fear, doubt, or other people’s opinions to drown out His direction.
I pray that you’re blessed, that you see and embrace your blessings, and that you’re a blessing to others!
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