Restoration Nation

Meet Len Yule “Some try to break a horse’s will dealing with its physical body; others with its emotions. But I go deeper,” Len stated. I asked Len what is the average time it takes to cause a horse’s will to be no longer ‘his will’ but ‘Len’s will be done’ (Does anybody see where I am going with this?). He said “On the average, about 45 minutes. Hardly ever over a three hours.” I asked does it ever take more than a day. And if so what are the statistics. Len shared, “Sometimes it does…..about 1 in a 1000 horses have to have continual contact (Hello, Adolph Hitler!) And then I asked have you ever had a horse that was not reconciled to your will. Mr. Yule said, “NEVER!” If the following is the path for horse; then WHY NOT MAN?
FRIGHT-A horse’s eyes are located on the side of his head. Anything that is at least 6 feet behind and 6 feet in front allows this creature of God to have 360 degree vision. Incredible! He can see the predator coming from any angle. And he is always watching.
FLIGHT-When he sees the predator, his natural tendency is to flee. Len produces a situation (circular pen) to cause him to flee in the direction that Len chooses. Psalm 139 states that if you choose to make your destination hell because of your choice or reaping what you have sown, “God is there”. Thus Len is there in whatever choice he makes.
FRUSTRATION-The circular pen causes the horse to experience frustration. He realizes the inability to escape Len (How much more are we not able to escape God!)
FUTILITY-Len begins the repetitive process of making the horse direct his steps in the direction that Len chooses. Resistance finally becomes futile because of a ‘greater power’ or can we say a ‘greater will’.
FAITH-”At this point the horse begins to trust Len. I have had horses that will run at a galloping pace to get to me across a pasture once I have developed that relationship with them, Len said.

Len has been to Canada, Scotland, England, and Chile to share this “reconciliation Message”. Listen folks, your will is ‘good to go’ until one greater shows up. Then His supercedes your will. If you don’t believe it, just ask Paul.