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God still makes cowboys, and He still uses them to show the world what steady faith looks like in an unsteady world. In the rice fields and cattle pastures of the Texas Gulf Coast, this way of life is more than hard work. It is legacy, devotion, and God's hand written into the ordinary rhythms of family and land. Told through the eyes of a wife who loves her husband deeply, this book is both a personal memoir and an inspirational devotional. It honors the quiet strength of a man who leads without fanfare, teaches without speeches, and carries faith into every moment of his life. From lessons handed down on Pawpaw Pete's ranch to raising children who see him as their hero, this is a story about a God who still works through strong hands and humble hearts. For anyone who cherishes southern values, Christian inspiration, or western Americana, this book is a celebration of love, legacy, and unwavering belief. It is an ideal gift for husbands, wives, fathers, or anyone who finds hope in the testimony of ordinary lives lived with extraordinary faith. God Still Makes Cowboys: Steady Faith in an Unsteady World is more than a love letter to one man. It is a reminder that even in a noisy world, God still writes His story through steady men who rise with the dawn, honor their families, and keep walking faithfully one day at a time.

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Dusti Ray is a storyteller at heart, even if she wouldn't call herself one. Her days begin with Scripture, often scribbled onto Post-it notes that cover her office walls-right beside sketches of her children and notes for the next story she may or may not ever share. Raised in the rhythm of rural life and anchored by deep faith, Dusti finds inspiration in the everyday grit and grace of the people around her. Her debut book, When God Made a Cowboy, is a heartfelt tribute to her husband-a quiet, faithful man who wears dusty boots, works sunup to sundown, and leads his family with humility and strength. It's a love letter to the men who carry more than most will ever see: cowboys, farmers, fathers. And it's for the women who love them, the children who look up to them, and anyone who believes that legacy is built in the quiet moments and hard days. Dusti lives with her husband and children just in Southeast Texas-where rice fields meet cattle pastures, boots are worn more than shoes, and life still moves to the steady rhythm of faith, family, and hard work. Through her writing, Dusti honors the unseen heroes of rural life-and the God who walks with them.

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