Why Giving is the Good Life
Is it possible to live a life that pleases God and helps others, but is also the best for us? “To open up your hands and freely give to help others...
Is it possible to live a life that pleases God and helps others, but is also the best for us? “To open up your hands and freely give to help others...
Michael Hingson joins the podcast to share his powerful story of resilience and faith in the face of adversity—and even disaster…
Rachel LeMaster has long been familiar with hardship. Born with Turner syndrome, a genetic condition describing females with a missing or malformed...
Having lived with paralysis for decades, Joel Vander Molen has faced daunting challenges since early childhood. He joins the Joni and Friends Ministry...
On her 60th birthday, shortly after receiving a Teacher of the Year award, Vicki Zoradi was diagnosed with an innocuous kidney stone. But when the kidney...
These ancient parting words, known as the Mizpah—which means beacon or watchtower—carry special meaning for Celeste Sharpe, who lives with cerebral palsy...
A proud father of six, including a daughter living with significant disabilities, Ben knows the refining fire of personal suffering. As a pioneering...
The Joni and Friends Ministry Podcast kicks off its sixth season with none other than Joni Eareckson Tada! Over the decades that Joni has lived with...
Wilame Leal Silva and his wife Erica Leal were overjoyed to hear they were pregnant with their second child. Then doctors gave a diagnosis that sent them...
Just look at the numbers: Across the United States, nearly 53 million people serve as caregivers to family members, friends, and others in need of care...