Your Malachi Moment
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada and living in this wheelchair – oh, do I miss running and skipping and dancing and leaping. My paralyzed legs haven’t worked for decades, and ...
4
May
4
May
Children Like Angela Are Desperately Waiting For Your Help!
In a tiny village in Peru, little Angela was born with cerebral palsy and hydrocephalus. The hospital refused to give her medical care because her family had no money to ...
3
May
The Marathon
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada, and recently my sister-in-law Carol entered the LA Marathon. But halfway through? That was it. No more. That middle stretch was agony and she was ...
2
May
A Prisoner Of Hope
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada and I am a prisoner of hope. I am a slave to hope. I simply must hope; I can’t help but hope; my suffering makes ...
1
May
Serve God With Gladness
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada and I love serving the Lord Jesus. More specifically, I enjoy serving the Lord with gladness. Now, it hasn’t always been that way; but honestly, I get such satisfaction out of doing something that ...
1
May
Embrace It, Don’t Avoid It
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada, and I will admit that often – very often – I do everything I can to avoid suffering. I'll say when a new hardship hits, ...
30
Apr
Coping in Community Instead of Suffering in Silence
As we continue into this unprecedented time of shelter at home, isolation and loneliness have become a common experience. But the past few weeks have also offered a new understanding ...
29
Apr
The Importance of Intentional Disability Ministry
“Intentionality” seems to be a hot-button word in ministry these days. Intentionally making disciples, intentionally planning programs, intentionally...
28
Apr
A Quarantined Caregiver: “Click of the Lock”
For the first time in our 28 years of marriage, I am Jess’ primary caregiver…every morning starts with Jess’ care and ends with Jess’ care. We are on week six. ...
23
Apr
Dealing with Isolation When Your Family is Impacted by Autism
As the coronavirus outbreak keeps parents and children at home, everyone is facing a disruptive new normal. But for many families impacted by autism, the loneliness of increased isolation and ...