In the Little Town Where I Once Lived
In the little town where I once lived, people with disabilities contributed to the community in significant ways. The woman who ran the switchboard, one...
15
Jun
9
Jun
COVID-19 Cannot Stop The Love Of Jesus!
"A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed."Proverbs 11:25 Churches may still be empty due to social distancing regulations, but that can’t stop the love and power ...
9
Jun
Sharing Hope Through A Global Pandemic
Days before the world started shutting down due to COVID-19, wheelchairs were distributed and the Gospel was shared at our Wheels for the World outreaches…
5
Jun
God’s Demand for Justice and Righteousness
“But let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream!”Amos 5:24 Walking into the Joni and Friends International Disability Center, the first thing you see is the ...
10
May
Mother’s Day at a Distance
This languishing season of COVID-19 has provided all of us time to sort through old photo albums, and while doing so, I came across one bittersweet photo...
8
May
My First Day as a Mother
Mother’s Day is a time for memories. Yes, I think of my own mother, but more recently I’ve found myself thinking about the day I became a mother. Just weeks...
28
Apr
A Quarantined Caregiver: “Click of the Lock”
For the first time in our 28 years of marriage, I am Jess’ primary caregiver…every morning starts with Jess’ care and ends with Jess’ care. We are on week six. ...
27
Apr
Advice from Psalm 46
I’ve seen it cross-stitched on wall hangings, displayed on bedside plaques, and blazoned across beautiful sunset photos on calendars. But Psalm 46 is not as...
25
Apr
Sing Your Way Through Suffering
Over the years, I have discovered that singing is not an option for Christ-followers; it’s a command. Whether Colossians 3 or Ephesians 5, we are not merely...
12
Apr
Finding that Easter Feeling
I know I’m not the only one feeling as though this Easter just doesn’t feel very… Easter-y. Ken and I will try to do our regular Easter traditions…
