Our “Beyond Suffering” Curriculum… in Ukraine!
It’s amazing what God can do with willing hearts! More than 10 years ago, I met Serhii and his disabled wife, Natalia, when they were visiting our Joni and Friends ...
24
Jan
21
Jan
A Patient’s Last Wish
Not long ago, I came upon a precious story on Facebook that was so moving, I just had to share it! It starts with two paramedics transporting a palliative care ...
17
Jan
Leave a Legacy
There’s a lot of talk lately about ‘leaving a legacy,’ but what does it mean? My friend Curtis Solomon, Director of the Biblical Counseling Coalition, posted his reflections on this ...
15
Jan
Joni Eareckson Tada’s Statement on Disability and Oregon’s Physician-Assisted Suicide Law
Ever since the 1990s when Oregon passed its Death with Dignity Act, I’ve been working to de-grease its slippery slope. Under the law, physicians may give lethal drugs to patients ...
12
Jan
It’s Sign-Up Time!
One of my life goals is to help other Christians cultivate a grateful spirit in the midst of tough trials. God has taught me so many lessons in this wheelchair, ...
10
Jan
When God Allows Suffering
When I dove into shallow water and broke my neck, I had so many hard questions. At night, lying paralyzed in the hospital ward, I would stare at the ceiling ...
9
Jan
When Is It Right to Die?
"There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens. A time to be born, and a time to die." – Ecclesiastes 3:1-2 I always smile ...
6
Jan
Epiphany Day
Now that we’re in the month of January, most people are breathing a sigh of relief that Christmas is officially behind us — what with the upheaval in your schedule, ...
1
Jan
Heaven: Your Real Home… From a Higher Perspective
Joni Eareckson Tada has taken us on a journey into the wonders of Heaven. In her newly revised book, Heaven: Your Real Home… From a Higher Perspective, she answers the ...
31
Dec
The Best Way to Start the New Year
It’s almost here… in a few hours we’ll start the countdown to the New Year. We’ll reminisce about 2017 — our accomplishments, our failures, and the ever-so-common “If only I ...