Your Servant Is Warned
My friend Bob, who’s nearly blind, gets a little irritated when someone has to lead him by the elbow through a crowd. It’s embarrassing to be pushed or...
23
Oct
20
Oct
Sufferings Reveals the Goodness of the Father
Decades ago, when I was still young in my wheelchair, I was excited about all the things I was learning about God. The more I learned about him, the more...
19
Oct
Care for Caregivers
Just look at the numbers: Across the United States, nearly 53 million people serve as caregivers to family members, friends, and others in need of care...
18
Oct
Elizabeth is Sharing Hope with Other Families Living with Disability
Every donated wheelchair Joni and Friends receives comes with a story—many with a story of loss. But when a wheelchair is given, its original owner’s story...
16
Oct
From Texas to Cuba to Nepal People with Disabilities Need the Love of God and Hands-on Help
Across the globe the needs of people with disabilities too often go unmet. And in developing countries like Cuba, poverty can compound the hardships that...
16
Oct
In the Savior We Trust
On days when I have pain with no relief, man, I'm running for the bottle of Tylenol. I mean, I'm looking for the Advil. I'm looking for an ice pack or, I...
15
Oct
Forgetful and Fruitful
When I was growing up, I was fascinated by the colorful twists and turns of Joseph’s story. And through decades of quadriplegia, it has remained one of my...
14
Oct
Memories for the Future
I love a good memory, especially as I celebrate another birthday tomorrow. It seems the older I get, the more I enjoy reflecting on sweet moments from my...
13
Oct
Advice for Ministry Leaders on Listening Well to People with Disabilities
Communication is a two-way street. But communication, ironically, requires more of the listener than the speaker. Poor speaking can be overcome by good...
13
Oct
My Ballast
With another big birthday just a few days away, I’m proving those doctors wrong who said years ago, “She’ll never make it into her 70s!” Well, here I am...
