Language of Love
June is the month of romance, but my husband’s language of love doesn’t include romantic walks under the moonlight, holding hands. Ken doesn’t...
26
Jun
26
Jun
God’s Love, Mercy, and Healing for Angello
Angello was just four when he climbed a tree, laughing with his friends. Before his usual bright smile could fade, he was falling...
25
Jun
A Heart that won’t Quit
For the fourth time yesterday I needed to be lifted out of my wheelchair and laid down on the office sofa. Shallow breathing and skyrocketing...
24
Jun
At War with Spirits
The problem with superstition in our age is not its force but its perceived folly. There are too many who laugh at the thought of evil spirits...
24
Jun
Joni’s House Provided New Hands and Hope for Aakash
In the remote hill districts of Asia, people with disabilities often go unseen, their needs unmet and injuries untreated. For 37-year-old Aakash, poverty...
23
Jun
Did The Americans With Disabilities Act Really Guarantee Change?
When I was a member of the National Council on Disability in the late 1980s, our group helped draft what became the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)...
23
Jun
Winning the Battle
Ephesians chapter 6 says to “Put on the full armor of God.” And there’s a good reason. Every day is a fierce battle against the enemy. And he never lets up...
22
Jun
Life is Hard
Sometimes life seems to be one long, unending string of trials. What words of encouragement does the apostle have for us? “You know quite well that we...
21
Jun
The Real Thing
In the advertising world, Coca-Cola will always be known as the “real thing.” And I agree. On a hot, blistery afternoon, nothing quenches my...
20
Jun
Who Are the Elect?
How do you know if you’re saved? I’ve met Christians who, even after years of walking with the Lord, occasionally lack assurance of salvation...
