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n a world where stories can inspire and uplift us, the latest episode of the Fearlessly Unshackled podcast brings a conversation that resonates deeply with anyone navigating the intricate pathway of faith. Hosted by Sarah Rose, the episode features Ty Hillman, who shares his journey—one filled with unexpected turns, unwavering faith, and a profound desire to serve others.

In the Fearlessly Unshackled Podcast, Jodi O'Brien shares her journey of faith and resilience, centered on her love for horses and barrel racing. Living on a ranch in Belvedere, South Dakota, Jodi reflects on how her Christian upbringing evolved with her husband's encouragement. She faced significant challenges, including a serious horse accident involving her son, which tested her strength and deepened her understanding of daily faith. As a counselor at Rodeo Bible Camps, she combines her passion for horses with mentoring youth, highlighting divine support and moments. Jodi discusses her struggles with self-worth and emphasizes the importance of accepting God's unconditional love, encouraging listeners to embrace grace and confront doubts. Her story illustrates that past hardships do not define one's purpose in God's plan. Ultimately, she advocates for vulnerability, community support, and spiritual nurturing as pathways to joy, showcasing the transformative power of faith.

A Life Transformed Jason Sachse lives in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, where he and his wife manage a ranch. To understand his resilience, we must first dive into his past—a journey filled with heartache, struggle, and ultimately, redemption.

In our latest episode of "Faith Conversations," I had the privilege of speaking with Paul Eaves, As we exchanged stories, I was captivated not only by Paul's passion for rodeo but also by his profound reflections on faith, growth, and the importance of making God the guiding force in our lives.

Dive into the emotions of comparison and longing in the thought-provoking blog post 'I WANT WHAT YOU HAVE'.

I can choose to do things today that will make all of the tomorrows better. I can choose to start my day with God. I can choose to slow down ask him for knowledge and wisdom. I can choose to spend more time in his word. I can choose what I watch, listen to and who I am with I can choose to join in fellowship with others.

There are days when that devil’s tried to throwing fire arrows at me, do I start to run? Am I filled with fear, worry, anxiety? Or do I stay calm and draw on The Word of the Lord. Do I sit there and laugh and say, “your fire arrows will not come near me for I am protected and safe, by my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ”.

When I stray from God's intended path, it not only affects me, but also impacts those around me. God and his word are my navigational system. It doesn't leave me at a dead end but along the path that he designed for me and my life.

Step Forward today into a relationship with Jesus. Philippians 4-13-14 Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus.

I can effortlessly recognize how others are wonderfully crafted by God. I can easily let someone know they are chosen! How many times do I say these things to myself?

The more I learn, the more I crave knowledge like a sponge. As my knowledge grows, so does my awareness of what I don't know. There are times when I lack confidence and feel intimidated about my understanding of the word of God.

How do we see ourselves? What are the common thoughts or statements we frequently say to ourselves? Are the words we're using having a positive or negative impact on us?