A Butterfly’s Struggle to Break Free from Its Chrysalis
If I had a “signature art piece,” it might just be New Life. I finished this butterfly study the year I turned 28, and many fell in love with it because of...
6
May
3
May
This Miracle Boy’s Wheelchair is the Perfect Fit!
When Jacob was born, he wasn’t breathing. His mother Katrina remembers her anguish as doctors pronounced her baby boy dead. But Katrina believed...
2
May
A Unique Mission: Equipping People with Disabilities to Disciple Others
Tucked away in the small town of Union Grove, Wisconsin, an idyllic suburb of Racine, lies the campus of Shepherds College. Like other evangelical...
1
May
Chloe’s Bright Smile as She Sat in Her New Wheelchair
If you had the chance to meet eleven-year-old Chloe, the first thing you would notice is her bright smile. Chloe is a big sister just a few minutes older...
29
Apr
More Than a Conqueror
If the final score of a basketball game is 142–6, you know the opponent may have put up a fight, but they were hands-down no match for the victors...
29
Apr
Disability Ministry Makes Life in The Body More Complete
For years Pastor Ben McCardell can remember being intimidated by what to say or do around someone living with a disability. But now just one year after...
27
Apr
The Caregiver Few Expected
More times than not, people with disabilities are the recipients of care from parents, siblings, loved ones, and medical practitioners. This fact of life has...
25
Apr
Prophetic Presence of Joy
We are grateful to meet again with Dr. Daniel Kyungu, a social scientist and a bishop with the Church of Christ in the Democratic Republic of Congo (the DRC...
23
Apr
The Power of an Opinion Not Spoken
These days, we’ve been conditioned to offer our opinions on just about everything. With social networking sites flickering at us from our phones, survey...
22
Apr
Remember the Love of Christ
Let’s say you are going through a tough, confusing trial and you’re having a hard time understanding the good that God intends in it. Man, I’ve been there...
