Marge’s Care
Marge had the heart of a child. She may have been forty years old, but she loved friendships with six- to ten-year-old kids. Marge had an intellectual...
Marge had the heart of a child. She may have been forty years old, but she loved friendships with six- to ten-year-old kids. Marge had an intellectual...
I’m the father of three sons on the autism spectrum. They range in age from 25-30, and two are nonverbal. My sons are loving, funny and smart in their own...
For Tracey, who lives with a disability, working at Joni and Friends is more than a job—it’s an opportunity to share the Gospel! We asked...
All families need rest to thrive. But for families living with disability, opportunities for rest can be scarce. Karen and Chad have two...
“If you prick us, do we not bleed? If you tickle us, do we not laugh? If you poison us, do we not die?” That’s Shylock from The Merchant of Venice, Act III...
On the surface, there’s a simple answer: someone is unable to do something. But when you probe a little deeper, it gets murky. For example, a middle-aged...
Communication is a two-way street. But communication, ironically, requires more of the listener than the speaker. Poor speaking can be overcome by good...
One of the first things we learn in Scripture about humanity is that it is not good for us to be alone. We were fundamentally created for relationship...
Author and Christian counselor Darby Strickland joins the podcast to talk about trauma and abuse. As a specialist in counseling people in abusive marriages...
The word “church” often comes loaded with a lot of feeling, whether positive or negative. But perhaps more dangerously are those for whom “church” is as…