What does resilience look like when God asks you to keep moving forward—even when the trail gets steep?

In this episode of Between the Barn and the Bible, we're continuing the journey of A Life That Looks Like Jesus and talking about courage, resilience, obedience, and what it means to keep going when God calls us forward.

I'll share the incredible story of the Pack Horse Librarians—women who rode through the mountains of Kentucky carrying books, Bibles, and hope to families who had little access to reading materials.

They didn't ride because it was easy.

They rode because someone needed what they carried.

And maybe that's true for us, too.

You may never ride a mountain trail carrying a saddlebag full of books and Bibles, but God may still be asking you to step outside your comfort zone—to encourage someone who's hurting, sit with someone who's struggling, pray boldly, or simply carry the hope of Jesus into a difficult place.

We'll talk about what it means to see resilience as trust in motion and how courage grows as we draw closer to God.

And we'll come back to an important truth from Chapter 1:

First, He works in us. Then, He works through us.

God doesn't waste the places where we've been broken, healed, stretched, or restored. Sometimes the very things He's walked us through become what He uses to help us carry hope to someone else.

So maybe being “unstoppable” doesn't mean we never fall.

Maybe it means that when God says “Go,” we're willing to get back up, trust Him, and keep riding.

Be ready. Listen when He speaks. And be willing to ride wherever He leads—even when the trail looks steep.

🐴 Grab your Bible, pull up a chair at the barn, and join me Between the Barn and the Bible.

Stay close to Jesus. Keep learning from His Word. And keep growing in grace.