The Joy of The Lord in Uganda
Life is extremely hard for people impacted by disabilities in Uganda. The general belief is that they are bewitched or cursed by God, and as a result, children and adults ...
10
Aug
10
Aug
Choose Your Attitude
Hi, I'm Joni Eareckson Tada. Every day, we choose what attitude we’re going to wear. It may not always be easy to choose an attitude of gratitude, but think about the story of Joseph. He had ...
9
Aug
Spiritual Fermentation
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada and I'm such a fan of The Great British Baking Show, especially when they make bread. I'm fascinated how a little yeast in a small amount of dough can ...
8
Aug
No Debt To Pay
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. My husband loves to give gifts, and believe me, I would not dream of opening one up – let’s say something expensive – I wouldn’t think of unwrapping it and saying, “Oh, ...
8
Aug
Changing the Landscape of a Dark and Hopeless Reality
Wadha and her 7-year-old daughter Duaa needed a miracle when they arrived at our Wheels for the World outreach in Jordan. Duaa cannot walk due to extremely…
7
Aug
Share Your Rescue
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada and I use a bent spoon to feed myself. When I need a new one, I take it to the hardware store so they can bend it for ...
6
Aug
Cultivating Culture
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. I recently heard a message by Andy Crouch who explained how culture began way back in the Garden of Eden. God created the earth, but then he ...
6
Aug
How to Thrive with Invisible Chronic Illness
Kimberli West was young and always on the go until unexpected illness upended her life. After ignoring her subtle symptoms, Kimberli's wake-up...
5
Aug
Why God is a Gardener
Depending which verse you read, God might be described as a mighty fortress, a hen, a shepherd, or a judge (just to name a few). Does God have an identity...
5
Aug
Expressing Our Love
I'm Joni Eareckson Tada. You know, when you are in love, you just can't keep it to yourself! You just have to tell that person who holds your affections; I do that with Ken. But I don't do it to flatter him; I just, well, it comes out ...