Religion Is Keeping You Broke

Dr. Bri
Apr 24
2 min read

Dear Friend,

Let’s talk.

One of the greatest traps keeping believers stuck—especially financially—is the religious spirit. You know the one. The spirit that tells you money is evil, that making a profit means you’ve strayed from God, or that being “humble” means settling for less and struggling just to survive.

It’s subtle. It sounds holy. But it’s bondage.

The religious spirit will have you praying for provision while rejecting the strategy God is trying to give you. It’ll have you judging others for being wealthy instead of asking how they partnered with God to get there. And do you want to know what's worse? It’ll convince you that lack is a form of righteousness.

Let me say this plainly, again: God is not glorified by your poverty.

He’s glorified when your life bears fruit, when you steward well, and when you’re in a position to bless others without hesitation.

This week, more specifically, Tuesday and Wednesday, I made $835 day trading with the help of Holy Spirit. That wasn’t a fluke or luck. That was me partnering with God, listening for strategy, and acting on what I heard. (Check out the receipts here).

I truly believe Holy Spirit wants to help you build wealth, especially in this season. But if your mind is still wrapped in religious doctrine that tells you not to pursue it—or worse, to fear it—you’ll never get to the part where you can actually receive.

I need you to break up with that religious mindset. Not just for you, but for the generations coming after you. So if you’re ready to come out of agreement with lack, fear, and false humility then I want you to tap into this.

I’ve put together a playlist on YouTube called Recession Millionaires, where I teach practical financial strategies for believers who are ready to shift. These teachings are not “prosperity gospel” fluff either. Instead, they are biblically sound, strategically sharp, and Spirit-led.

Let’s stop playing small. Let’s stop letting religious rhetoric keep us broke. You are not called to barely get by. You are called to build, to multiply, and to leave a legacy.

And that starts with breaking off what’s been binding you.