Fatherhood From a Different Lens
When courage seems lost, fathers need a friend who can open their eyes to the sovereignty of God’s grace and his power to transform even the most difficult...
10
Jun
5
Jun
Zealous About the Things of God
Some days I find myself dreaming about the way things used to be. In my young years I was zealous about the things of God; I wanted to be a ...
4
Jun
Loving the Least of These
Meet Andy Flores, who was born with no arms and recently came with his parents to International Family Retreat! Because of your financial generosity and...
3
Jun
He Has Compassion
Summer is a very special time here at Joni and Friends, particularly for families who are impacted by disability. Every summer we host Family Retreats. These Retreats are held in ...
1
Jun
The Joy I Found in Serving
When I was 12 years old, our good friend, Steve Pyne, invited my mother and I to serve at Family Retreat at Camp Allen. We didn’t know what to expect, but...
29
May
Life with Tourette Syndrome
Written By: Chris Pearson-Lead Photographer at Joni and Friends Maybe you’ve heard that this month is Tourette Syndrome Awareness Month or maybe you haven’t, but as a person ...
24
May
KDAR – A Women’s Night Out
When asked to comment on Joni Eareckson Tada’s insights, wisdom and ministry, Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth – a well-known author, speaker and radio host herself – said this: “For more than ...
14
May
Joslinda’s Hope
Joslinda was born without any disability, but four years ago, she had an accident that affected her knees and walking, and ever since then, she experiences…
11
May
To Strive or Not to Strive
These are lyrics from an old hymn, “Through it All,” by Andraé Crouch. A song that my lips would hum in times of trouble. A song that personifies trading...
2
May
The Lionheart Spirit: Redemption and Hope
When disability strikes unexpectedly and the plans you’ve made for your life are suddenly interrupted, how do you hold on to hope? Where do you find courage to ...
