You Are Someone’s Bridge
“Bear ye one another's burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.” Galatians 6:2
Although you may not have viewed it from this perspective; but God has birthed within you the ability to be a bridge for someone else. He has given to you the wisdom, compassion and the authority to safely transport someone from their current place to a new place in Him.
If we were to do a little research in the area of architecture, we would discover that there are basically four different types of bridges (sources vary to the exact number; with some listing up to seven). Nevertheless, all of them are responsible for transporting; and for being that reliable connection between at least two points.
The purpose of the bridge is to provide passage OVER a given situation. Therefore it matters not the type, weight limitations, or composition of the bridge – its job is to transport OVER obstacles.
As you view yourself as someone’s bridge; you will realize that it is your responsibility to undergo routine, scheduled “maintenance checks”. You can’t neglect your spiritual, nor your physical overhauls. You need to be effective and preserve under carrying the weight of another. Wisdom is the key. Consequently, you must always remain cognizant of the fact that EVERYTHING you are involved in; positive or negative; will affect your durability, your tenaciousness and your level of sensitivity. God has already given to each of us the character qualities which are necessary for us to perform efficiently according to the type of bridge that He designed us to be.
Don’t permit the enemy to cloud your mind or to disillusion you! YOU are someone’s bridge. Although you may not have considered it - nor be aware of who that person(s) is(are); someone is watching you and is depending on you to carry them over their next obstacle in life.
Lastly, remember that the bridge offers hope. A bridge makes the unspoken statement that – “this is not the end of your journey”. A bridge proclaims that, “I am your ACCESS OVER the problem, difficulty, hindrance, obstruction or blockage”.
In some battles the Lord will tell us to stand and to fight. Then, there are others where He instructs us to simply “take a bridge OVER” them! In other words, speak to it and keep it moving! It is in those instances when you; as a God ordained “bridge”….can be used of Him to assist someone over their troubled water … by reassuring them that His undying, unconditional love…. Still yet prevails.
So remember…. you are someone’s bridge. Stand strong, stay focused, and be tenacious. Regardless of what you experiencing ….. you are a vital asset to someone as they pursue their destiny.
“We who are strong have an obligation to bear with the failings of the weak, and not to please ourselves.” Romans 15:1 (ESV)
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