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What a special day this will be, and it’s on my birthday. I hope you can come and share this day. ❤️ Momma and Daddy would love to have come to this, but I know they will be present. They always are. 🦋 Hillsboro City Library Historic Hillsboro City Hall #theoboyd #hope
What is the most important thing you can do for someone that is grieving? Listen. Intentional, immersive, permissive, listening. Without a place for a griever’s words to fall, they continue to feel forgotten and unheard. Grief cannot be fixed. Be there for someone without a “fix” in mind. Listen if words are spoken or if they are not. Be present with them. It’s that easy. #grief #hope #bepresent #listen #thinktheo
This book holds the biggest signs I have received from Momma, Daddy, and God ever since the accident. That doesn’t mean the signs have stopped. They are still coming in big and small ways. 🦋
My “hope” is that you will relate to the signs and the promises I share in this book and be able to move forward with eyes wide open.
Remember, hope is always there, waiting for us. #theoboyd #grief #hope #farmlife #hopealltheway mygriefisnotlikeyours
The life of a farmer is not an easy one, and the life of his wife - even harder.
Of course, most days Momma was in the kitchen cooking, baking, and preparing, with quick trips in the pick-up to move Daddy to another field. Then, an even quicker shower and change into church clothes for a Wednesday night Bible study.
Daddy always said, “Sue got a double whammy being a farmer AND preacher’s wife.”
There isn’t enough space here to share everything I saw her do and definitely not enough for what I didn’t see.
I look back in awe of her -
in awe of her beauty,
in awe of her grace,
in awe of her love,
and in awe of her strength in all of it.
She was everything.
She was everything to everyone.
She was everything to me.
She was the most, and
She was my host.
God - how my heart breaks a little more each time I think of living this life without her. Yet, I feel her strength living inside of me.
“That’s just life. We have to keep going,” I hear her whisper.
“Yes, Momma. I’ll keep going.”
The life of a farmer is not an easy one,
and the life of his wife - even harder.
#theoboyd #hope #grief #farmlife #texasfarmsandranches #farmwife
When the wind comes, adjust your sail. Some winds are much harder than others.  Just remember that no wind last forever - even the aftermath will soon be cleaned up. Do you have some winds in your life, knocking you down? Breathe through it, and understand that another wind of change will come sooner than you think. #theoboyd #grief #hope #wind #change
In a very loud world, sometimes the simplest words can really quiet things down.
I’ve been scrambling, running, and just doing so many busy things - all while worrying about, well - everything.
I had a minute to make a quick run into Hobby Lobby today, and as I was walking to grab one particular thing - this little sign stopped me in my tracks.
“He has a plan. Trust him.”
As I walked past it, heading fast to grab the one item I had went in the store for - the words would not leave my mind.
As I started to leave the store, I turned around, went to pick up the sign, go to the register and buy it.
I shouldn’t need the reminder, but I’m glad I have it. It’s OK to need a reminder now and then.
Eventually, God wants us to take it to heart. Embed it into our minds and never look back. If we will simply remind ourselves on a daily basis that God is in complete control, it may be amazing what we can accomplish.
Knowing that He has everything already figured out in His plan should be liberating for us. We don’t need to worry, just trust. We need to live more confidently in Him.
Remember, He has a plan. Trust Him.
#theoboyd #grief #GodsPlan #hope #TrustGod
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What a special day this will be, and it’s on my birthday. I hope you can come and share this day. ❤️ Momma and Daddy would love to have come to this, but I know they will be present. They always are. 🦋 #theoboyd #hope #thinktheo #hillsborotexas #lifeafterloss #grief ... See MoreSee Less
What is the most important thing you can do for someone that is grieving? Listen. Intentional, immersive, permissive, listening. Without a place for a griever’s words to fall, they continue to feel forgotten and unheard. Grief cannot be fixed. Be there for someone without a “fix” in mind. Listen if words are spoken or if they are not. Be present with them. It’s that easy. #grief #hope #bepresent #listen #thinktheo ... See MoreSee Less
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This book holds the biggest signs I have received from Momma, Daddy, and God ever since the accident. That doesn’t mean the signs have stopped. They are still coming in big and small ways. 🦋
My “hope” is that you will relate to the signs and the promises I share in this book and be able to move forward with eyes wide open.
Remember, hope is always there, waiting for us. #theoboyd #grief #hope #farmlife #hopealltheway #mygriefisnotlikeyours ... See MoreSee Less
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home VIEW BOOK TRAILER Thelizabeth Boyd was born and raised on a farm in the small town of Whitney, Texas. Her unique name is derived from her grandmothers —Thelma and Elizabeth. In middle school, h...Thank you The Prestigious International Hope Book Awards⭐ Author Spotlight: THINK THEO
Finalist for Author of the Year 2026
Some books simply tell a story. Others become a light for those walking through life’s darkest valleys. In Hope All the Way, Theo Boyd offers readers a powerful message of perseverance, faith, and unwavering trust in God’s promises. Her story reminds us that hope is not just a word, it is a lifeline that carries us through uncertainty, hardship, and seasons when the road ahead feels unclear.
Through heartfelt reflection and spiritual encouragement, Theo shares the kind of wisdom that can only come from a life that has been tested and strengthened through faith. Her writing gently reminds readers that even when circumstances feel overwhelming, God’s presence never leaves us, and hope is always within reach.
Theo’s message is simple yet profound: when we hold onto faith, hope will guide us all the way forward.
✨ Congratulations to Theo Boyd for becoming a Finalist for Author of the Year 2026 at Prestigious-international-hope-book-awards.com Your voice continues to uplift readers everywhere, reminding us that no matter how difficult the journey may become, hope can carry us all the way.
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The life of a farmer is not an easy one, and the life of his wife - even harder.
Of course, most days Momma was in the kitchen cooking, baking, and preparing, with quick trips in the pick-up to move Daddy to another field. Then, an even quicker shower and change into church clothes for a Wednesday night Bible study.
Daddy always said, “Sue got a double whammy being a farmer AND preacher’s wife.”
There isn’t enough space here to share everything I saw her do and definitely not enough for what I didn’t see.
I look back in awe of her -
in awe of her beauty,
in awe of her grace,
in awe of her love,
and in awe of her strength in all of it.
She was everything.
She was everything to everyone.
She was everything to me.
She was the most, and
She was my host.
God - how my heart breaks a little more each time I think of living this life without her. Yet, I feel her strength living inside of me.
“That’s just life. We have to keep going,” I hear her whisper.
“Yes, Momma. I’ll keep going.”
The life of a farmer is not an easy one,
and the life of his wife - even harder.
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When the wind comes, adjust your sail. Some winds are much harder than others.  Just remember that no wind last forever - even the aftermath will soon be cleaned up. Do you have some winds in your life, knocking you down? Breathe through it, and understand that another wind of change will come sooner than you think. #theoboyd #grief #hope #wind #change ... See MoreSee Less