Willis Cowboy Fellowship

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Waiting on God can be one of the hardest trails we ride.Abram waited year after year for the promise God had given him. ...
06/24/2026

Waiting on God can be one of the hardest trails we ride.

Abram waited year after year for the promise God had given him. No child. No clear timeline. No shortcut that could make it happen faster. Just a promise — and a God who was still working even when it looked quiet.

The waiting isn’t wasted. God uses those hard seasons to build endurance, deepen trust, and shape us into people who can stand firm when the trail gets long.

Read today’s devotional here:
https://www.williscowboyfellowship.com/hitchingpost

Faith got Abram moving, but fear still rode beside him.When Abram went down to Egypt, fear talked him into a lie — and l...
06/23/2026

Faith got Abram moving, but fear still rode beside him.

When Abram went down to Egypt, fear talked him into a lie — and like most fear-driven decisions, it didn’t just affect him. It pulled others into the mess too.

Fear is a terrible guide. It only cares about getting through the next five minutes, not about who gets hurt along the way. But here’s the good news: God didn’t abandon Abram after his failure, and He won’t abandon you either.

Read today’s devotional here:
https://www.williscowboyfellowship.com/hitchingpost

God didn’t call Abram because he had it all figured out. He called him because he was willing to go.At seventy-five year...
06/22/2026

God didn’t call Abram because he had it all figured out. He called him because he was willing to go.

At seventy-five years old, Abram stepped away from everything familiar and followed God into a future he couldn’t see yet. That’s faith — not having every answer, but trusting the One who does.

You don’t have to be a finished product for God to use you. You just have to be willing to step out when He says, “Go.”

Read today’s devotional here:
https://www.williscowboyfellowship.com/hitchingpost

Good soil doesn’t happen by accident. It is worked, cleared, broken up, and tended over time.Jesus said the good-soil he...
06/19/2026

Good soil doesn’t happen by accident. It is worked, cleared, broken up, and tended over time.

Jesus said the good-soil hearer receives the Word with an honest heart, holds it fast, and bears fruit with perseverance.

That is what we want: hearts surrendered enough for God’s Word to take root and lives fruitful enough to bless everyone around us.

Let the Sower work the soil. Trust Him with the harvest.

Read Day 5 of this week’s devotional on the Hitching Post Blog:
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You don’t have to plant weeds for them to grow.Jesus said some hearts receive the Word, but worries, riches, and the ple...
06/18/2026

You don’t have to plant weeds for them to grow.

Jesus said some hearts receive the Word, but worries, riches, and the pleasures of life grow up around it and choke out the fruit.

Not every thorn looks sinful at first. Sometimes good things become dangerous when they take the place that belongs to God.

Ask the Lord what needs to be pulled up so His Word can grow freely in you.

Read Day 4 of this week’s devotional on the Hitching Post Blog:
https://www.williscowboyfellowship.com/hitchingpost

Hard ground doesn’t happen overnight. It gets packed down one step, one hurt, one disappointment, one distraction at a t...
06/17/2026

Hard ground doesn’t happen overnight. It gets packed down one step, one hurt, one disappointment, one distraction at a time.

Jesus warned that when the Word lands on a hardened heart, the enemy is quick to sn**ch it away before it can take root.

But here’s the good news: even the hardest ground can be broken up by the hand of God.

Don’t let the enemy steal another word God meant for you.

Read Day 2 of this week’s devotional on the Hitching Post Blog:
https://www.williscowboyfellowship.com/hitchingpost

Some plants shoot up fast after a good rain, but when the weather turns dry, they wither because their roots never went ...
06/16/2026

Some plants shoot up fast after a good rain, but when the weather turns dry, they wither because their roots never went deep.

Jesus said some hear the Word with joy, but when testing comes, they fall away because they have no firm root.

A faith built only on feeling won’t hold when the storm hits. We need roots that run deep into God’s Word, prayer, truth, and obedience.

Don’t wait for the drought to grow roots. Start now.

Read Day 3 of this week’s devotional on the Hitching Post Blog:
https://www.williscowboyfellowship.com/hitchingpost

Before a rancher plants seed, he studies the soil.Jesus used that same picture to ask a heart-level question: what kind ...
06/15/2026

Before a rancher plants seed, he studies the soil.

Jesus used that same picture to ask a heart-level question: what kind of ground are we? Hard, rocky, thorny, or ready to receive His Word?

The seed is always good. The Word of God never fails. But the condition of our hearts determines whether that Word takes root and bears fruit.

This week, we’re asking the honest question: Which ground are you?

Read Day 1 of this week’s devotional on the Hitching Post Blog:
https://www.williscowboyfellowship.com/hitchingpost

Due to unforeseen circumstances, tomorrow's Barrel Race event is being rescheduled for August 22nd. We're sorry for any ...
06/12/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances, tomorrow's Barrel Race event is being rescheduled for August 22nd. We're sorry for any inconvenience.

There’s a big difference between knowing about Jesus and truly knowing Him.Saul was religious, educated, and zealous—but...
06/12/2026

There’s a big difference between knowing about Jesus and truly knowing Him.

Saul was religious, educated, and zealous—but on the road to Damascus, he came face to face with the living Christ. That encounter changed the direction of his entire life.

The most important question any of us can answer is this: Do you really know Him?

Not just know His name. Not just attend church. Not just keep a pew warm. Do you know Jesus personally?

Read Day 5 of this week’s devotional, “Do You Really Know Him?” on the Hitching Post Blog:
https://www.williscowboyfellowship.com/hitchingpost

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