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02/17/2026

02/06/2026

We still find homes for Horses in need of a good home

02/06/2026

Lucy has found a home with Corey Graham. Has made a little boy happy. Smiling from ear to ear.

02/06/2026

This is Lucy. She is 12-14 years old. Mare. Picked her up today.

01/26/2026

What we release from our mouths can wound our home and war against it. Choose life. Words are never empty; they carry spirit, intention, and power.

Scripture reminds us that the tongue can be fire, capable of warming a house or burning it down.

In moments of anger, frustration, pain, or exhaustion. It is easy to let harsh words fly.

But God calls His people to a higher way: a gentle spirit that reflects His heart. A gentle spirit is not weakness; it is strength under control, choosing restraint when emotions rise, and choosing wisdom when the flesh wants to react.

The Bible tells us, 'A soft answer turneth away wrath' (Proverbs 15:1).
Gentleness disarms anger; it creates space for healing. Shouting only deepens wounds. God is deeply concerned with how we speak to those closest to us: our spouses, our children, our homes. Let our speech be always with grace (Colossians 4:6)

Grace-filled words invite peace; they protect unity; they shut doors the enemy seeks to enter through unshakeable anger and reckless speech.

When we submit our tongues to the Lord.
We invite His Spirit to rule our hearts. Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks (Luke 6:45).

As He softens our hearts, our words begin to carry life instead of destruction, blessing instead of fear.

Today is an invitation to pause, to pray, and to ask God to set watch over our mouths and teach us to speak with wisdom, patience, and love.

Our homes don't need louder voices; they need gentler ones, filled with truth and grace.

'Death and life are in the power of the tongue' (Proverbs 18:21).
Choose life!.

Ephesians 4: 31-32-let all bitterness, wrath, and anger, and clamor, and evil speaking, be put away from you... And be kind to one another tenderhearted forgiving one another.

All the Glory to the KING.

FATHER GOD please touch all the people struggling with this. You’re will LORD.

01/24/2026

There is a painful lesson many of us learn the hard way. Love does not have the power to change someone who refuses to grow. No amount of patience, explaining, sacrificing, or understanding can turn avoidance into accountability. You can support growth, but you cannot force it. And you cannot heal someone who benefits from staying exactly the same.

People who refuse to grow often disguise it as confidence. They insist they are fine the way they are. They dismiss feedback as attacks. They frame boundaries as betrayal. Any suggestion that they might need to reflect, apologize, or change is met with defensiveness, blame, or silence. Over time, you begin to question yourself while they remain untouched by responsibility.

This is where many people lose themselves. You start trying harder. You choose your words carefully. You soften your needs. You over explain, hoping one day it will finally click. You believe if you love them enough, stay calm enough, or give enough chances, they will meet you halfway. But halfway never comes. Because growth requires willingness, not pressure.

You cannot fix someone who does not see a problem. You cannot teach self awareness to someone who avoids it. You cannot build a healthy relationship with someone who refuses to look at their own behavior. What you end up fixing instead is their comfort, their image, and their ability to continue without consequences.

This realization is heartbreaking, but it is also freeing. It removes the illusion that you are failing. It clarifies that the exhaustion you feel is not because you are doing too little, but because you are doing too much for someone who is not doing anything at all. Growth is a personal choice. Healing is an inside job. And accountability cannot be outsourced to the person being hurt.

Choosing to step back is not giving up. It is self respect. It is understanding that your role in life is not to drag someone into maturity while sacrificing your peace. You are allowed to stop investing in potential and start honoring reality. You are allowed to walk away from cycles that only move in circles.

The people meant for you will want to grow. They will listen without turning it into a war. They will reflect instead of deflect. They will care more about repair than being right. They will not require you to beg for basic effort or emotional safety.

Let go of the idea that love means endurance. Love does not demand self abandonment. And healing does not come from fixing someone who refuses to look within.

Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is stop trying to change them and start choosing yourself.

01/24/2026

Thank you to the 3,000 followers.

01/10/2026

Some days are harder than, others.

Isaiah 66:13 "God is with you even on your hardest days."

12/22/2025

Merry CHRISTmas to all and to all good night.