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Gaits of Hope Ranch

Gaits of Hope Ranch offers an environment for healing and growth through one on one sessions with our horses.

We offer an income based sliding scale so we are able to help all those in need.

10/10/2025

The shortest verse in the Bible carries one of the deepest truths:
“Jesus wept.” — John 11:35
He wept because He saw the pain of those He loved.
He wept because suffering is real.
He wept because He cares.
And He still does.
He knows your silent battles.
He feels the ache you can’t put into words.
He sees the tears no one else notices.
Depression and anxiety can make you feel unseen, unheard, and alone. But the Savior who wept at the tomb of His friend is the same Savior who sits with you in your darkest valley. He doesn’t shame you for your struggle.
He doesn’t rush you to “get over it.”
He meets you in it—with compassion, not condemnation.
The God who wept also heals. The One who carried the cross also carries you. And even here, in the heaviness, His love has not let you go.

“Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you.” — 1 Peter 5:7

09/30/2025

Beautiful oklahoma sunrise ☀️ Father God, thank You for this day. Before this month ends, I just want to say thank You for all the blessings and protection You’ve allowed me and my family to experience. Your word in Romans 15:13 says, “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.” Thank You for the joy and peace You’ve given me, and the promise that I have a hope and a future. Thank You for taking such good care of me throughout this month, for giving me strength when I needed it, and for picking me up each time I fell. Thank You for Your faithfulness. I trust You with all of my heart, and I give this day to You.
In Jesus name Amen

09/26/2025

You are not misplaced. You are missioned. Rooted not by accident, but by assignment.
The enemy may whisper in the language of regret or worry but God speaks in present tense. I am with you. I have prepared good works.“Bear fruit here.”
So bloom, Not when it’s easier, Not when it’s clearer But now. Because grace grows best in surrendered soil.

09/19/2025

Christ has no body but ours, No hands, no feet on earth but yours, Yours are the eyes with which he looks Compassion on this world, Yours are the feet with which he walks to do good, Yours are the hands with which he blesses all the world. Ours are the hands, ours are the feet, Ours are the eyes, we are his body.

09/12/2025

Beloved, hear this with your whole heart: In the family of God, there are no second-place children. No overlooked sons. No forgotten daughters. The Father doesn’t portion out His love like a scarce inheritance—He lavishes it. Every child receives the full blessing. Every heart is seen, known, and cherished.

There is no hierarchy in grace. No spiritual caste system. The same mercy that covered Peter’s denial, Paul’s persecution, and David’s brokenness covers yours and mine. The same love that called John “Beloved” calls you by name with tenderness and delight.

Think of it: the giants of the faith—Billy Graham, Mother Teresa, Thomas Aquinas, Martin Luther, C. H. Spurgeon—they didn’t earn a deeper portion of God’s affection. They simply received it. And so can you. So do you.
Even in your flaws. Even in your regrets. Even in the places you feel least worthy.
God loves you—not less than, not almost, not conditionally. He loves you fully. Eternally. Equally.
Let that truth settle into your bones. You are not a footnote in His story. You are his beloved ♥️🙏♥️

08/31/2025

During grief following a harrowing ordeal or loss of a loved one, guilt whispers that you should have done something anything to change the outcome. It clings to the illusion that, with perfect hindsight, you held the reins of fate. But hindsight isn’t the whole story. True relief comes when you turn kindness inward and accept that some things were never under your control. In that moment of self-compassion, guilt can finally loosen its grip.

08/26/2025

The breath of God is moving—gentle yet mighty—stirring the atmosphere around you and within you. It’s not just a breeze of change; it’s a holy invitation. You may feel the tug to shift course, to release what’s familiar, and to step into terrain that feels unmarked and uncertain. But take heart: this is not chaos—it’s calling.

When God whispers, “I am doing a new thing,” He’s not asking for your comfort—He’s asking for your trust. Change rarely feels easy. It stretches us, unsettles us, and often takes longer than we hoped. But when you yield to the wind instead of bracing against it, you’ll find yourself moving with grace, not just grit. Growth will come—not in the way you imagined, but in the way Heaven designed.

I sense your longing for something recognizable in the midst of this shift. That’s human. But God is not bound by our preferences or timelines. He is faithful to His Word, not our expectations. And right now, He’s inviting you to loosen your grip on the known and fasten your heart to the One who knows the way.

So buckle up—not in fear, but in faith. You’re not being tossed—you’re being carried. From glory to glory, from known to new, from comfort to calling. The wind is not wild—it’s holy. And you are not alone.

“For My thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways My ways,” says the Lord. “For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are My ways higher than your ways and My thoughts than your thoughts.” —Isaiah 55:8–9 AMP

08/25/2025

I can shake off everything while I’m grooming the horses. My sorrows disappear, my courage is reborn. In the stillness of the barn, grief softens. Pain finds pause. And the gentle nudge of a horse reminds you:
you are still here.
Still worthy of healing.
Still surrounded by beauty.
There is always some beauty left
in nature, in sunshine, in freedom, and yes, even in you. You don’t have to carry it all alone. Let the horses hold space for you. Let your courage rise again.

08/21/2025

Suddenly, God—
You part the quiet with a whisper of wind,
A door swings wide where walls had been,
And mercy rushes in like morning.
Suddenly, God—
You lift the weary from their waiting, Turn ashes into dancing, And pour favor like rain on thirsty ground.
Suddenly, God—
You speak, and the storm stills. You touch, and healing blooms. You breathe, and dry bones rise with song.
Not by striving, not by plan—
But by Your hand, unseen and swift, You bless in ways we never guessed,
And crown the ordinary with glory. So I wait, not with worry, But with worship.
I trust, not in my timing,
But in Your perfect time, tenderness and grace.

In Jesus name
Amen

08/18/2025

Romans 8:17
Suddenly Glory 🙌

Heirs with Christ, come what may. In fire, in tears, in undertow. So when the night feels long and deep,
Know heaven sows what sorrow reaps.
And SUDDENLY , through pain’s disguise,
Glory breaks like morning skies.
🌟🙌💛✨💫🤩🙌

08/13/2025

They smiled like the sun—
but their eyes?
Their eyes held rain.
A storm, tucked behind
a practiced refrain.
They laughed at the joke,
but the silence screamed louder. some battles are fought in the quiet corners
of a broken heart.💔
You passed them by—
a nod, a wave,
not knowing how close
they stood to the grave.
The edge of giving up.
The edge of fading out.
The edge of I don’t know how much longer I can do this. And all they needed—
Just a hug.
Not grand.
Not loud.
Not bold.
Just arms that say,
“You’re not alone.”
So next time you see someone pulling away,
shrinking inside themselves,
wearing a smile like armor—
remember: some pain wears a mask called “I’m fine.”
And maybe—just maybe—
your kindness,
your presence,
your hug
could be the light✨❤️‍🩹✨
they didn’t know they were waiting for.

05/19/2025

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

I want to emphasize the importance of ending the stigma surrounding mental health. Too many people suffer in silence because they fear being judged or misunderstood. That has to change.

Whether you’re a student, parent, first responder, service member, or a neighbor your mental health matters. There is no shame in asking for help, taking a break, or reaching out.

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13050 NE 50th Street
Naylor, GA
73020

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm

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+18134468660

Website

http://gaitsofhoperanch.org/

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