This coronavirus? I tell you, it brought out the best in at least some churches. Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada, and I saw it happen when the virus was at its worst. The Johnsons, a special needs family, had spent most of ...
*Ben Watson, this blog’s author, is Professor of Bible and Leadership, and is blind. His name is Ray Zulu. He lives in Zambia, one of the world’s poorest countries. Ray ...
How can the church best walk alongside someone living with a chronic illness? Jennifer Ji-Hye Ko is a writer and poet who has remained tenacious amid her...
As difficult as life is, God says that we should “in everything give thanks.” This command forces us to frame every difficult circumstance within the context...
This is Joni Eareckson Tada and welcome to Joni and Friends. You know, looking back over the places I've visited, Africa remains the most vivid, especially considering the plight of its disabled people. Diseases we don't hear much about here in America – like polio and leprosy – ...
It is so easy to imagine Moses as a storming prophet with a raised staff, distant and consumed with higher matters. But Numbers 12 describes Moses...
The endurance it takes to care for a severely disabled child year after year is a labor of love few can understand. You see, all year long families impacted...
When I watch heartbroken, suffering Christians selflessly keep serving and comforting others, they remind me of these words by Scott Hubbard...
When I read Scripture, often I like to really picture the scene. Hi, I'm Joni Eareckson Tada and maybe it’s because I'm an artist, but I'm into imagining. I like to visualize these stories we read about in ...
Sometimes when you are racked with pain and confused by sorrow or heartbreak, you long for a simple solution. A clear way out of the mess. A hopeful...
