The Greater Light: A Childhood Story of Faith and God’s Love
As a child, summer days meant tent-camping with my family among the sand dunes of the Delaware Shore. At night, we would make our campfire by the ocean and sing hymns.
As a child, summer days meant tent-camping with my family among the sand dunes of the Delaware Shore. At night, we would make our campfire by the ocean and sing hymns.
Stop and think of Jesus, the Creator of billions of galaxies, each having millions of stars. Think of his innumerable supernovas, quasars, and black holes...
I’ve hit another milestone… It was 58 years ago this month, back in 1967, when I took that awful dive, broke my neck, and embarked on a lifetime of paralysis...
I wonder if you noticed this ‘lateral support’ that’s been holding me up straight? Some of you have asked why I tend to lean to the right...
When I long for someone to comfort me in my pain, I want that person to tell me things that will make me stronger to endure. I want that person comforting...
When I was “on my feet,” I spent hours and hours with horses, feeding and grooming, training, and showing them. Horses were my friends...
If I want to really know Jesus and his life-sustaining joy, it’ll mean sharing in his sufferings. No one is naturally inclined to want that, but affliction...
Often, I have laid in bed at night whispering to God, “I can’t believe you are asking me to do this.” These are nights when pain threatens to get the upper...
Which anniversaries do you celebrate? Your wedding anniversary? Maybe a milestone at work—or “work-iversary” as some of my teammates at Joni and Friends...
Although Jesus wept and cried loudly, wrestled and struggled, he obeyed. In fact, he learned obedience from what he suffered. Whether or not obedience...