Breadgate Upon Us When Heaven Bakes Bread… and Doors Slam Shut.

This devotional e-book, “Breadgate Upon Us: When Heaven Bakes Bread… and Doors Slam Shut” by Christine A., explores themes of loss, trust in God’s provision, and spiritual sustenance.

The author shares her personal experience of job dismissal on February 25, 2025, which she identifies as the “Breadgate” moment – a divine checkpoint challenging her reliance on worldly systems and prompting deeper trust in God as her true source.

The book is structured into eleven chapters, each focusing on a different aspect of this journey:

• Chapter 1: The Gate of Dismissal: Focuses on loss as a new beginning, where human rejection leads to divine summoning.
• Chapter 2: The Test of Emptiness: Explores discovering God’s sufficiency when all other forms of provision are gone.
• Chapter 3: The Bread That Satisfies: Distinguishes between worldly “bread” that leaves one hungry and Jesus as the true Bread of Life.
• Chapter 4: Manna in the Wilderness: Highlights God’s daily, just-in-time provision, even when it doesn’t meet expectations.
• Chapter 5: Multiplying the Little: Emphasizes that God can take small offerings and multiply them into abundance.
• Chapter 6: When the System Shuts the Door: Reassures that God’s “no” is often a redirection to divine supply.
• Chapter 7: Spiritual Famine and Prophetic Bread: Addresses periods of spiritual dryness and the power of even a whisper from God.
• Chapter 8: Feed Them Anyway: Encourages giving to others even when feeling depleted, trusting God to multiply what is offered.
• Chapter 9: You Are the Basket: Sees individuals as vessels designed to carry and overflow with God’s blessings.
• Chapter 10: Returning Full from Empty: Concludes with the idea of emerging from seasons of hardship renewed, with increased faith and compassion.

The book is intended for informational and devotional purposes, offering comfort and encouragement to those experiencing similar seasons of loss, uncertainty, and seeking God’s provision. It emphasizes that “Breadgate” is a universal experience where one learns to trust God as the ultimate source of supply.

Plus, 72 pages in  large font.