His Vision, Our Vision
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. The other day, I was listening to a Christian speaker telling his listeners how to regain vision for their lives. He said, “Are you depressed? Are you discouraged? Well, listen ...
5
Sep
4
Sep
God’s Truth and Promises
Louie Pierre Oujee, a little five-year-old boy from Haiti, was born with no feeling below his knees. In a culture where a physical impairment is seen as a…
4
Sep
I Will Come To You
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada, and it sure is painful when you sense distance between you and God. Sometimes when I’m praying, I can sense that distance; I feel as though my prayers are ...
3
Sep
A Lifeline For The Weary
When Tiffany, a single mom, and her daughter, Macie, (who has cerebral palsy) came to their first Family Retreat, they wondered if they’d fit in. Macie...
3
Sep
Ephesians 6 Counsel
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. Recently, I spent the afternoon with Jennifer, who suffered a stroke; she’s been working hard to recover use of her right hand...
2
Sep
Don’t Fit The Mold
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. You know, we live in a culture of entitlement and sometimes we Christians want a God who will support our plans, our wants and wishes. When we operate, though, from that perspective, God becomes our ...
1
Sep
You’ve Got A Friend
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada, and we all know the searing pain of losing a precious loved one. A husband, wife, a child or even a close friend. And Jesus understands that same searing pain of losing ...
30
Aug
Looking at Suffering Through Two Lenses
This is me, a 19-year-old fresh out of the hospital and sitting in my backyard, learning to handle a pencil between my teeth. The music stand you see is the...
29
Aug
Sharing Love Abundantly
“When we speak of children with special needs, we know there is great diversity in the needs and abilities... But nothing is more important than meeting the emotional need for ...
27
Aug
For Children: Why Bad Things Happen
Suffering is hard enough when you’re the one hurting. But when it’s a child you love? It’ll break your heart. My family was still getting used to having me...