If Our Children Could Speak
Being a mother is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body.* As the mother of a child with severe disabilities, I’ve watched my heart ...
11
May
9
May
Blessed Riddance
Approaching another recording session reminds me of a quote by A. W. Tozer, “While we are looking at God we do not see ourselves –blessed riddance.” Blessed riddance… I love ...
9
May
Joni and Friends Radio Celebrates 35th Anniversary this Month
As Joni marks her 50th year using a wheelchair this summer, this May she also celebrates the 35th anniversary of her popular Joni and Friends radio program, providing hope and ...
5
May
Prayers for Trump
My friend, Chuck Garriott, and his wife Debby have a quiet but very significant outreach to lawmakers and foreign dignitaries in Washington DC. I’ve always been impressed how Chuck reaches ...
3
May
ECPA Christian Book Awards Honors A Spectacle of Glory as Best Devotional for 2017
Whenever I write a book, my heart's desire is to draw readers into a closer, more intimate friendship with Jesus. And it's pretty encouraging when that desire is confirmed by ...
1
May
Redeeming Ruth
I love stories of what happens in a family when an orphan with a disability is adopted! The lives of my friend Meadow Merrill and her husband, Dana, were forever ...
1
May
How our Radio Ministry Started…
I can’t believe it’s been 35 years since I started radio. I remember the day I was asked to consider doing a radio program. It was back in 1981 when ...
26
Apr
From Volunteering to Ministry
A frequent encouragement given to Joni and Friends volunteer is to turn the "mountain top" experience of serving in the mission field to a home church...
25
Apr
National Volunteer Week – Jody
It’s National Volunteer Week and to celebrate, we’re featuring a few of our faithful volunteers! Meet Jody, a passionate volunteer who became a part of the Joni and Friends family ...
25
Apr
My Prince Charming
The other day, the rigors of my quadriplegia got me down, and I was feeling blue and a little weary… and my husband Ken could see it. So, he put ...