Crossing The Finish Line
Hi, I’m Joni and when I cry tears of relief, I really cry. Case in point. Last year I underwent a series of renal scans to see if there were ...
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Jun
24
Jun
What is Special Needs Ministry?
When we as the church talk about “disability” and “special needs,” we are talking about real people in our churches and communities. While a diagnosis...
24
Jun
Shut the Door on Bitterness
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada and although I am paralyzed from the shoulders down, there are a lot of people who are paralyzed from the shoulders up. They’re paralyzed by envy or bitter, hard feelings. And, hey, maybe it's time you had a ...
24
Jun
Seize the Day
Somewhere over Colorado, our airplane went completely dark. Yeah, that’s right. And I tell you what, it was scary. Hi, I'm Joni Eareckson Tada, and, listen, at the same ...
23
Jun
God Is Safe To Follow
Trusting God only when things are going well or when we think we can understand his ways sets us up for a life filled with doubts and crippling anxiety, and...
23
Jun
Offering Sacrifices
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada, and true worship always involves an offering. In the Old Testament, Levitical priests offered blood sacrifices to God, but in this era we live in, God outlines other ...
23
Jun
Our Secret Weapon
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada talking to you from the house of prayer. Well, it’s not just any house, it’s my house. You may know that because of my quadriplegia ...
22
Jun
From Hardship to Hope in Jesus
As a Luke 14 Project partner, you are a friend to children worldwide who are lonely and isolated because of their disability. Your monthly support and…
22
Jun
The Benefit of Anguish
I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. I was leading a women’s group and my heart broke to hear their painful stories. Broken relationships, health problems, loneliness. They looked to me for advice, and so I turned to Isaiah 38 so they could hear what ...
22
Jun
Speaking with Boldness
Hi, I’m Joni and you're listening to Joni and Friends. It was in the late sixties and I had just gotten out of the hospital. I was depressed, anxious, wondering, ...
