Sunday Reflections
Recently, while dining with my coworkers on a restaurant patio, we were talking about reclaiming Christian symbols that the world has 'hijacked.' That's when I noticed little rainbows on our ...
9
Aug
7
Aug
Memories from Ethiopia
The other day, while going through old photos from past ministry trips, I came across this precious photo of a little Ethiopian girl I met in a leper colony in ...
6
Aug
Ezra – August Star Kid
This month is a special month for Ezra. Not only is he Star Kid of the Month, but it is also his birthday month! This Saturday he will be 14 ...
5
Aug
All the Best, Madeleine
As a quadriplegic, my hands don't work – it means I need extra help with ordinary tasks, such as reading and replying to letters. And I receive a lot of ...
4
Aug
Remembering Elisabeth Elliot…
Recently, I was asked to give the message at Elisabeth Elliot's memorial service held at Wheaton College, Sunday, July 26. It was a poignant opportunity to join others in remembering ...
4
Aug
God’s Little Surprises
This summer, our Cause 4 Life interns are discovering that God loves to surprise them. Serving at Family Retreat, overseas in Haiti or the Dominican Republic, and in local churches, ...
3
Aug
Joni and Friends Interns Serving in the Dominican Republic
The Joni and Friends East Coast Academy team is wrapping up their internship by serving in the Dominican Republic at a special needs orphanage and with special needs children at ...
2
Aug
Singing Theology
The other day, a friend asked why I memorize so many hymns, and I replied, "Because I need to!" My comment drew a strange look until I explained why. You ...
31
Jul
A Quadriplegic Racecar Driver!
When you're quadriplegic, you quickly learn that the world of other quads is pretty small—we all are inspired by each other and we learn from each other. Several years ago ...
30
Jul
48 Years as a Quadriplegic
In 1967, a reckless dive into shallow water completely changed my life. I was only 17 and doctors were telling me I would never be able to use my hands ...