Indulge yourself in this rich emotional banquet of all things "horse".
Horses are magical, athletic, spiritual, and sometimes frustrating. For many, the love of horses is a life-long passion. If that describes you or someone you love, this book opens doors many don't know exist.Horses deservedly hold a unique place in relationship with man and woman, boy and girl.
God wastes nothing and has a sense of humor. Who could have predicted that two gray Quarter Horses, Bo and Swizzle, would start a journey leading a World and National Champion breeder and trainer into discipleship with horses? Certainly, not Texas transplant Lynn Baber.
"Amazing Grays" takes you into the show pen as both judge and exhibitor, training arena, round pen, trail competition, mounted shooting events, and birthing barn. Discover precisely how horses capture the heart and reveal the promise and simplicity of relationship with God.
Share the wonder and promise of a foal's first breath - and the tears, circumstance, and message of his last. Horses change your heart, and the author completely opens hers in gratitude for the blessing of life lived among horses.
Unlike people, horses continue to live in close connection to their Creator. Given the opportunity, horses share their hearts, power, and spirit with you. Horses teach us about simplicity, authenticity, and commitment. In His wisdom, God gave the author a love for stallions. After years specializing in working with them, Lynn learned that the only way to get a 1500-pound hairy mass of testosterone to offer obedience and loyalty is to earn it. The secret is simplicity and never breaking a promise.
From the spiritual to the practical, "Amazing Grays,Amazing Grace" is a journey of love. Let it lead you to a deeper understanding of the way horses think, live, and love. And more importantly, to a great knowledge and awareness of God's presence and grace.
You dont have to be a horse person to read this book although it is even better if you are. I see God every day when I am out with my hoses, however this book taught me to look even more for those God moments with my horses.
“Amazing Grays/Amazing Grace” is the first book I’ve read by author Lynn Baber, and I must say … what a way to start! Mrs. Baber has worked with horses most of her life, and through this work, proves without a doubt that God reaches us and teaches us right where we are. In the Bible, Jesus spoke in parables, teaching us spiritual principles that we would have no other way of grasping without the means of examples from this fleshly world. And that’s exactly what Lynn Baber does in “Amazing Grays/Amazing Grace.” She displays remarkable spiritual insight, paralleling her experiences with horses to our experiences with God, in a series of devotions that can be read individually, or several together. Mrs. Baber has touched a part of me deep within my spirit, and I am greatly blessed for having not only read her book, but having met her in person as well. I give this incredible, well-written work, the highest of commendations.
Amazing Grays, Amazing Grace is an amazing read. This book is a great read for anyone desiring a better understanding of God’s grace and how it applies to our living. Author Lynn Baber draws upon her knowledge and experience as a professional horse trainer to make the pages of Scripture come alive to us. The Lord had to teach Lynn many lessons of life and he used what she knows best, horses, to do it. While I am from the city and have had no experience with horses, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I have been a pastor/teacher of the Gospel for over 40 years and I was challenged and grew in my understanding of God’s amazing grace. This book can be used very effectively as a devotional guide or group study. It is a very interesting and good read, but it is a lot more than that. Amazing Grays, Amazing Grace is a resource God has provided for his children to better understand him, his love for us, and his ways. I highly recommend this book to you.
I enjoyed this book, but there were parts that didn't make any sense to me. The whole part about the "scent of freedom" just didn't seem to have a purpose or really have a conclusion. I understood how it was supposed to relate with Jesus Christ, but the horse analogy didn't really have an ending. There were other parts I didn't agree with, like the cat being put in a shelter. I feel like if you make a commitment to an animal, it isn't fair to expect them to live up to all your standards, and to abandon them if they don't.
“Touching and engaging, convicting and inspirational.”
"Amazing Grays, Amazing Grace" is a scripturally based master-class in leadership and relationship using the human/horse relationship as a mirror of that between a human and God. Learn the simple truth of concepts ranging from discipline to distraction, communication to commitment, and domination to Grace. Each chapter begins with a scripture then brings it to life with true stories of success, failure, love, and loss.
This story I’ve had for awhile sitting in my kindle collection, and am surprised by its topic that I haven’t read it earlier! This non fictional work by Lynn Baber has my two favourite things as the focal point: God and horses.
Lynn uses examples from her daily dealings with and training of horses to describe how our relationship with Christ should be... more at http://equus-blog.com/amazing-grays-a...