For God’s Glory
Do I pray for miraculous healing for my chronic pain? You bet I do. Am I expecting it? Well, if God wills, yes. “Whatever you want, Jesus” I pray. “If it...
3
Oct
3
Oct
Reaching All People With the Gospel
As I wheeled into the home for men with cerebral palsy, the chaplain welcomed me with open arms and said in a booming voice, “How beautiful are the feet of...
30
Sep
Joni and Friends Hosts International Family Retreat for Ukrainian Refugees
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Joni and Friends, an international ministry to people with disabilities, has worked with local partners to...
30
Sep
Wheels for the World Carries out the Great Commission: Meet David in Mexico
Fourteen-year-old David was an avid soccer player until he went into the hospital for routine surgery on his knee. Doctors allowed an unsupervised intern to administer David’s anesthesia. As a ...
29
Sep
Radically Ordinary Hospitality: A Conversation with Rosaria Butterfield
Dr. Rosaria Butterfield, author of The Gospel Comes with a House Key, joins the podcast to talk about radically ordinary hospitality...
26
Sep
At the Feet of Jesus
When I was a teenager, I remember I was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital for surgery. I was frightened at the idea of being paralyzed for the rest of my life. I...
23
Sep
A Place to Belong, to Rest, and Be Loved
Maddie is 20 years old and lives with her mom, Jennifer, and her aunt, Stephanie. Maddie has multiple physical disabilities including quadriplegia, cerebral...
22
Sep
How God Uses Horses to Heal: The Power of Equine Therapy
Jodi Stuber, co-founder and program director of HopeWell Ranch, joins the podcast to share how, through her organization, God uses...
21
Sep
Joni and Friends Brings Special Needs Families to Faith
Before Dillion’s birth, his parents, Sandy and Joe, had every reason to believe he would be healthy. No illnesses ran in the family. They already had one...
20
Sep
Adapting Church Curriculum for People with Intellectual Disabilities
People often ask, “What’s a good curriculum for people with intellectual disabilities?” It’s a great question! And there are a lot of good answers...
